Japanese-brand Automakers are Investing in the Future of the American Workforce
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Thursday, September 16, 2021
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Today, the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association U.S. office (JAMA USA) released its annual contributions update entitled, Investing in the Future of the American Workforce .
Key Points:
- Today, the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association U.S. office (JAMA USA) released its annual contributions update entitled, Investing in the Future of the American Workforce .
- Despite a challenging and unprecedented year, cumulative manufacturing investment increased to $55.8 billion, and employment remained steady at 94,960 direct jobs.
- The release also features numerous examples of Japanese-brand automakers dedication to the future American workforce, technological innovation, environmental leadership, and local community partnerships.
- Japanese-brand automakers are continuing to create high-quality jobs and support local communities throughout the country, while playing a critical role in keeping the U.S. auto industry globally competitive.