Huntsville, AL – Boeing has announced a major round of layoffs that will affect over 150 employees at its Huntsville plant. The aerospace giant, in a move to reduce its workforce by 10%, plans to eliminate 158 jobs in the Rocket City, with layoffs set to take effect January 17.
The Huntsville location, known for its work in aerospace and defense, will be significantly impacted by this reduction. Boeing notified state officials about the upcoming layoffs, which are part of a broader strategy to streamline operations across the company.
Employees impacted by the layoffs will be eligible for severance pay, career transition services, and subsidized health care benefits for up to three months after leaving the company, according to Boeing’s statement.
What’s Behind the Cuts?
Boeing’s decision to lay off workers is part of an effort to optimize its operations and reduce costs amid ongoing challenges in the aerospace industry. The company has faced financial and operational pressures in recent years, leading to a need for workforce reductions across multiple locations.
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