General Motors CEO Mary Barra says the US treats skilled trades as less desirable than white-collar work, as the carmaker invests nearly $200 million in training and apprenticeships to close a growing labour gap.
GM Chief Warns of Skilled Trades 'Societal Problem' as $200m Training Push Targets Gen Z
General Motors CEO Mary Barra says the US treats skilled trades as less desirable than white-collar work, as the carmaker invests nearly $200 million in training and apprenticeships to close a growing labour gap.
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GM інвестує $200 млн у підготовку робітничих кадрів, щоб подолати дефіцит фахівців у США
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