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Boeing To Fire Over 2,000 Employees In US, Home To Its Oldest Facilities
The US aviation giant Boeing sent out its first redundancy notifications on Monday as part of a previously announced plan to cut 10 percent of its global workforce.
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Boeing To Fire 10% Workforce, 17,000 Employees Set To Be Sacked
Boeing Co. will start sending out pink slips on Wednesday to employees affected by a planned round of job cuts, a delicate balancing act between improving efficiency and keeping together a skilled workforce to help lift output again.
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"Cockroaches Of The Factory": Workers Describe Chaotic Work Environment At Boeing
One employee, known only as "Assembler Installer Doors B," revealed to investigators that the crushing workload made it impossible to avoid mistakes.
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Boeing Probed In US Over Possible Falsified Records On 787
US air safety authorities are investigating whether embattled aviation giant Boeing completed required inspections on its 787 aircraft and whether employees falsified records, officials said Monday.
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Boeing Whistleblower Who Questioned Production Standards Found Dead In US
Former Boeing employee John Barnett, who questioned the aircraft company's production standards, has been found dead in the US, the BBC reported on Tuesday.
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Boeing's Legacy Vanished Into Thin Air. Saving It Will Take Years
Back in October, Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun sought to rally employees reeling from a manufacturing setback, this time involving wrongly drilled holes in a crucial aircraft section.
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Boeing Wants To Increase Black Employees In US By 20%, Says CEO
Boeing Co is seeking to increase Black US employees throughout the company by 20% and mandate benchmarks for hiring people of color, Chief Executive Dave Calhoun told employees in a memo on Friday reviewed by Reuters.
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Boeing Announces Voluntary Layoff Plan Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Boeing Co Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun outlined a plan of voluntary layoffs for employees on Thursday, while warning that the coronavirus pandemic would have a lasting impact on the global aerospace industry.
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New Boeing CEO Tells Staff To Be More "Transparent"
New Boeing Chief Executive David Calhoun told employees on Monday the company must strengthen its culture, focus on "integrity" and be "transparent," according to an email sent to staff.
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Boeing Employees' Emails Show Culture Of "Arrogance", Fixation On Cost-Cutting
Contempt for regulators, airlines and their own colleagues coupled with a casual approach to safety: a series of emails by Boeing employees paint an unflattering portrait of a company culture of "arrogance" imbued with a fixation on cost-cutting.
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Boeing Papers Show Employees Slid 737 Max Problems Past US FAA
US lawmakers on Capitol Hill lashed out at Boeing on Friday after the release of a batch of emails and text messages in which company employees questioned the safety of the now-grounded 737 Max.
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Boeing Discloses "Very Disturbing" Messages On 737 MAX To US Regulator
A new batch of messages between Boeing Co. employees on the development of the 737 Max paints a "very disturbing picture" of concerns about the plane, according to an aide to a House committee.
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Former Boeing Manager Warned Company About Problems With 737 Max Production
A former senior manager at Boeing said he repeatedly warned company executives about production issues at the factory where the 737 Max jets were being built, but his recommendations to shut down production were rebuffed.
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Boeing Wants It To Fly, But Travellers Fear 737 MAX After Crashes: Report
On September 12, Boeing started putting out 30-second videos in which employees tout its planes' safety, hoping to reassure travelers about the 737 MAX that's been grounded worldwide since two crashes that killed 346 people.
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Boeing Employees Knew In 2016 Of Problems That Turned Deadly On 737 Max, Texts Show
Text messages between Boeing employees in 2016 indicate that the company was aware of major problems with an automated feature on the 737 Max jet that made the aircraft difficult to control, the messages show.
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Boeing To Fire Over 2,000 Employees In US, Home To Its Oldest Facilities
The US aviation giant Boeing sent out its first redundancy notifications on Monday as part of a previously announced plan to cut 10 percent of its global workforce.
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Boeing To Fire 10% Workforce, 17,000 Employees Set To Be Sacked
Boeing Co. will start sending out pink slips on Wednesday to employees affected by a planned round of job cuts, a delicate balancing act between improving efficiency and keeping together a skilled workforce to help lift output again.
-
"Cockroaches Of The Factory": Workers Describe Chaotic Work Environment At Boeing
One employee, known only as "Assembler Installer Doors B," revealed to investigators that the crushing workload made it impossible to avoid mistakes.
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Boeing Probed In US Over Possible Falsified Records On 787
US air safety authorities are investigating whether embattled aviation giant Boeing completed required inspections on its 787 aircraft and whether employees falsified records, officials said Monday.
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Boeing Whistleblower Who Questioned Production Standards Found Dead In US
Former Boeing employee John Barnett, who questioned the aircraft company's production standards, has been found dead in the US, the BBC reported on Tuesday.
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Boeing's Legacy Vanished Into Thin Air. Saving It Will Take Years
Back in October, Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun sought to rally employees reeling from a manufacturing setback, this time involving wrongly drilled holes in a crucial aircraft section.
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Boeing Wants To Increase Black Employees In US By 20%, Says CEO
Boeing Co is seeking to increase Black US employees throughout the company by 20% and mandate benchmarks for hiring people of color, Chief Executive Dave Calhoun told employees in a memo on Friday reviewed by Reuters.
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Boeing Announces Voluntary Layoff Plan Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Boeing Co Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun outlined a plan of voluntary layoffs for employees on Thursday, while warning that the coronavirus pandemic would have a lasting impact on the global aerospace industry.
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New Boeing CEO Tells Staff To Be More "Transparent"
New Boeing Chief Executive David Calhoun told employees on Monday the company must strengthen its culture, focus on "integrity" and be "transparent," according to an email sent to staff.
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Boeing Employees' Emails Show Culture Of "Arrogance", Fixation On Cost-Cutting
Contempt for regulators, airlines and their own colleagues coupled with a casual approach to safety: a series of emails by Boeing employees paint an unflattering portrait of a company culture of "arrogance" imbued with a fixation on cost-cutting.
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Boeing Papers Show Employees Slid 737 Max Problems Past US FAA
US lawmakers on Capitol Hill lashed out at Boeing on Friday after the release of a batch of emails and text messages in which company employees questioned the safety of the now-grounded 737 Max.
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Boeing Discloses "Very Disturbing" Messages On 737 MAX To US Regulator
A new batch of messages between Boeing Co. employees on the development of the 737 Max paints a "very disturbing picture" of concerns about the plane, according to an aide to a House committee.
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Former Boeing Manager Warned Company About Problems With 737 Max Production
A former senior manager at Boeing said he repeatedly warned company executives about production issues at the factory where the 737 Max jets were being built, but his recommendations to shut down production were rebuffed.
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Boeing Wants It To Fly, But Travellers Fear 737 MAX After Crashes: Report
On September 12, Boeing started putting out 30-second videos in which employees tout its planes' safety, hoping to reassure travelers about the 737 MAX that's been grounded worldwide since two crashes that killed 346 people.
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Boeing Employees Knew In 2016 Of Problems That Turned Deadly On 737 Max, Texts Show
Text messages between Boeing employees in 2016 indicate that the company was aware of major problems with an automated feature on the 737 Max jet that made the aircraft difficult to control, the messages show.
