Boeing to lay off 10% of employees as strike by factory workers cripples production

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3 thoughts on “Boeing to lay off 10% of employees as strike by factory workers cripples production

    1. The shareholders had nothing to do with poor leadership decisions, the sacrifice of quality for profiles, and the horrific decision to merge with MD years ago.

      If the company was private, they would be able to operate with less scrutiny on its business operations, not more.

  1. This is 100% the fault of Boeing’s management. Their endless corner-cutting, lack of oversight, and threats to their employees brought this on. If they’re gonna make that bed, they’re gonna lie in it…

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