Boeing Starts Firing THOUSANDS of Workers Today

[@hughbarr8408]

Do you know what? Here is a question for you. If Boeing goes bankrupt then where do these people go? Let them find out…the hard way.

[@inachambersofhellohellohel575]

Robots are going to take our jobs anyway

[@bille5628]

What is the per hour pay now?

[@williamfowler616]

enter stage left, the bot that takes your place. more pay also means the cost of a bot is also less, the bot does not ask for a raise, never calls in sick, is not grumpy, does not cause problems at work, so many good reason to hire a bot. too bad people do not understand how to keep a job as your absolute domination of this job market evaporates in your face.

[@jame1seire]

Boeing is serving its master the World Economic Forum's orders. Boeing executives will do just fine. The flying public will pay more to fly in older airplane, exactly what WEF wants. Destroy holiday travel at all costs.

[@darylyost7273]

That's a good thing! What's the fastest way to spread the cough cough around the world! 😮 end air travel!

[@jasjas-rm9kc]

During the pandemic, I used to trade Boeing stock. It was a good stock to trade, as it bounced around a lot and I could make tons of money in a short period. I never really followed the company, though. I assume the management hasn't been the best? Who was at the helm during the 737 Max fiasco?

[@tessjuel]

Dennis Muilenburg was the CEO at the time of the two 737 Max crashes and he was forced to leave because of them. He was even forced to forfeit a stock deal worth 14.6 million dollars, leaving him with a severance package worth "only" $62.2 million. It didn't end there though. Boeing has been going from scandal to scandal ever since with no end in sight. It turned out the organisation had been rotten to the core for decades, it's just that nobody noticed before the two 737 MAX crashes. Whether the company can be salvaged remains to be seen. Its reputation is shot to pieces, they've lost a whoppin $32 billion over the last five years and they've barely started to adress the many serious issues, if they've started at all.

[@Threedog1963]

Company is losing money and stock prices way down, so the union decides to strike. Brilliant move by the union. When the striking workers get fired, they should know who to blame.

[@beauthestdane]

Ever since the merger with McDonnell Douglas, they have gone downhill.

[@GailKuzyszyn]

And Boeing is one of this country's big exporters. Not good.

[@elbuggo]

Probably need more diveworseity! For more Strength!

[@Threedog1963]

LOL. DEI is probably what caused the downfall. Didn't Earn It

[@elbuggo]

@@Threedog1963 The junta in DC is basically crazy - 1 more example: _Now it's official: our own semiconductor industry is in a "death spiral" after Chinese export bans_

[@Maria___28]

😂😂😂