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GM Lays Off 1,000 Workers Amid Competitive Market Pressures

General Motors to lay off approximately 1,000 workers as part of cost-cutting measures in response to competitive pressures in the auto industry.

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Updated: Nov 15th, 2024, 10:51 AM ET

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General Motors has announced layoffs affecting around 1,000 workers globally, primarily in white-collar roles. This move is aimed at optimizing operational efficiency as the company transitions towards electric vehicles in a competitive market. Despite an increase in electric vehicle sales, GM is navigating the complexities of balancing traditional gas-powered models with investments in EV infrastructure. The layoffs come as part of a broader strategy to reduce costs and focus on key business priorities.

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