In addition to layoffs, Boeing plans to end its 767 freighter program.
EVERETT, Wash. — Boeing announced Friday it will cut 10% of its workforce and end the 767 freighter program as it grapples with financial challenges and an ongoing machinists strike.
The job cuts will include executives, managers and employees, according to an email sent by CEO Kelly Ortberg. The layoffs are expected to take place “in the coming months,” and the leadership team is expected to share more specific information next week.
Boeing previously furloughed employees on a rotating basis during the machinists strike. However, in light of the layoffs, it said it
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