…direct employment at Toyota facilities, it is estimated that, including the direct jobs, Toyota’s operations support more than 177,000 jobs in the U.S. economy, with an associated compensation of nearly…
…for individuals. A look at the numbers: Toyota directly employs 135,900 people in manufacturing, supporting operations, and dealerships in the U.S. These direct jobs generate another 108,400 jobs in companies…
…employees, and it is estimated that this direct employment supports 9,100 indirect jobs and 19,000 spin-off jobs. The total is 33,300 jobs in the U.S. economy that are supported by…
In 1957, Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. set up a small dealership in Hollywood, California. By 1975, Toyota became the bestselling import brand in the United States. In 1986, Toyota…
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…of automotive operations for TMS, U.S.A. Inc. where he was responsible for the Toyota division, the Lexus division, sales administration, Toyota Logistics Services, Toyota Motor Sales de Mexico and Toyota…
This study, commissioned by Toyota, estimates the employment and economic contribution of Toyota Motor North America’s operations and activities to the United States economy. The study provides a history of…
Since joining Toyota in 2004, Terri Von Lehmden, vice president of human resources at Toyota North America, has been passionate about driving connections and harnessing the power of purpose, culture…