GM workers have a place in EV era | Tesla charging deal a watershed moment | Mexico seeks closer ties with Canada | Rio Tinto invests in Canadian aluminum | Latest on the chip crisis

Gerald Johnson, GM's top manufacturing executive, says the automaker sees a "similar size employee base" needed to build EVs as gasoline-powered vehicles

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