Thread regarding Boeing Co. layoffs

ILO Number - 6770

We will get notified of the first 6770 of US team members this week that will be affected.

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Oh boy no loss with the new hires first in line at the cafeterias and time clocks

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Post ID: @1dyj+15aw6M1x

Oh boy no loss with the new hires first in line at the cafeterias and time clocks

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Post ID: @1luq+15aw6M1x

Ya funny! Now all there new hires that know there job is on the line, showing up on time, not using fmla, to late lmao.

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Post ID: @rzb+15aw6M1x

Kidding right? Got job and now they don’t need you! Grow up! Was there some promise or something?

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Post ID: @qug+15aw6M1x

@pyf+15aw6M1x

And they were all "anonymous" so they can walk by those coworkers who got WARNs without them knowing.

Make sure you look everyone of them in the eye. Your opposition to the bailout while not directly responsible, does contribute to their layoff now rather than 4 months from now.

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Post ID: @ibi+15aw6M1x

Just remember there were many many people who posted here that Boeing did not deserve a bailout from the government. Don't take my word for it, go back and look. Some said it was because of the MAX debacle and some said it was because corporations don't deserve taxpayer help. No matter the reason, most here (and with some very ugly comments and articles) thought Bailout = BAD.

So, Boeing DID NOT take the bailout. They found another way. If they would have taken the bailout, jobs would have been protected at least until September and then, who knows, congress could have protected the jobs for longer. We don't know. But, because they did not take the bailout, they have no such restrictions. So, 12000 of your friends and coworkers will be turning in their badges over the next 2 months. VLOs in June, ILOs in July. And it's not over, there are more coming.

The moral of this story...be careful what you ask for, you just might get it.

Good for you though. You stood your ground and kept your taxpayer money.

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Post ID: @pyf+15aw6M1x

25 thousand gone when all is said and done.

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Post ID: @qbo+15aw6M1x

I heard the IAM collected so much from dues they are paying any laid off member until they get called back or their recall rights run out.

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Post ID: @mir+15aw6M1x

I heard the union has collected so much money from dues that they will pay all IAM that are laid off until they get called back or their recall right run out.

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Post ID: @jdb+15aw6M1x

I heard the state of Washington unemployment is hiring everyone who gets layed off.

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Post ID: @bfb+15aw6M1x

@dow .... reclassified notice means you're getting E-Class'd most likely ....meaning Emergency Classification .....meaning they're trying to temporarily save your job....meaning you'll probably eventually get a genuine WARN .....how long do you have with the company?

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Post ID: @twl+15aw6M1x

Got notice today 7-31 last day

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Post ID: @lar+15aw6M1x

anybody on loan have a reclassified noticed? what is that mean reclassified noticed? while you're on loan?

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Post ID: @dow+15aw6M1x

It will probably be 15 or 20%. They said at least 10% a while ago and since then the situation has only gotten worse.

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Post ID: @tun+15aw6M1x

@imy+15aw6M1x Save your advice for yourself. Don't worry we'll be fine.

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Post ID: @ood+15aw6M1x

That is only if they stop st 10% of 160000 employees. You believe them that this is only a 10% cut. You smoke the good stuff.

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Post ID: @uyy+15aw6M1x

@qra+15aw6M1x
No, again, reading is fundamental.

6770 THIS WEEK, not today, not tomorrow.

Best guess, there are still 5000 more WARNs coming in the future, probably end of next month. That will get us to 16k with the VLOs included.

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Post ID: @zfq+15aw6M1x

Sorry you all waited so long to leave.

Now you get to compete with 12 thousand VLO and ILO employees for the few jobs out there.

Told you.

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Post ID: @imy+15aw6M1x

6,770 is the FIRST wave starting today. Tomorrow is the next wave and so on.

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Post ID: @qra+15aw6M1x

@nkv+15aw6M1x

DC’s email didn’t say what the news outlets are reporting. I think the news clowns have wrong info. If it were only 2500 then why did DC blast out an email saying 6770?

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Post ID: @szp+15aw6M1x

@nkv+15aw6M1x

Can you READ?

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We’re notifying the first 6,770 of our U.S. team members this week that they will be affected."

https://boeing.mediaroom.com/news-releases-statements?item=130684

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Post ID: @zdk+15aw6M1x

Going to be more waves , can’t sustain current production rates without heads , as the rates go down , there we will be more

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Post ID: @gmn+15aw6M1x

can you guys read? literally every news outlet is reporting that first round is 2500 and that 6770 is the total ILO count

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Post ID: @nkv+15aw6M1x

DC’s email made it sound like this was the first wave.

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Post ID: @mhr+15aw6M1x

Gotta be first wave. That and the VLOs dont add up to 10% yet.

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Post ID: @peu+15aw6M1x

So is the whole 10% not getting laid off right now? That seems like a pretty big change from what we've been told so far.

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Post ID: @dek+15aw6M1x

I think that’s just the first wave.

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Post ID: @psj+15aw6M1x

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