Boeing cutting 17,000 jobs from global workforce
American multinational plane maker Boeing is letting go of about 17,000 workers – 10% of its global workforce – amid a strike by about 33,000 U.S. West Coast workers, according to a report. The move is necessary "to align with our financial reality,” said CEO Kelly Ortberg in a message to employees.
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