Job alert - - Boeing says may stop C-17 production, to affect 7000 jobs

Boeing says may stop C-17 production, to affect 7000 jobs
MSN MoneyCentral - (Reuters) - Boeing Co. said it may stop production of C-17 military cargo aircraft by 2009 due to lack of U.S. government and international orders, eventually affecting more than 7,000 jobs. The company said it is stopping procurement of parts for

A New Mystery to Prosecutors: Their Lost Jobs
New York Times - WASHINGTON, March 3 After Daniel G. Bogden got the call in December telling him that he was being dismissed as the United States attorney in Nevada, he pressed for an explanation. Mr. Bogden, who was named the top federal prosecutor in Nevada in

Airbus to Cut 10,000 Jobs Over 4 Years
ABC News - PARIS Feb 28, 2007 (AP) Airbus will cut 10,000 jobs over four years, parent company EADS said Wednesday as it unveiled a restructuring plan aimed at helping the planemaker recover after delays to its A380 superjumbo and other setbacks. European

Drugs firm Bayer cuts 6,100 jobs
BBC Business - German drugs firm Bayer is to axe 6,100 jobs worldwide as part of a major cost-cutting drive following its takeover of rival Schering. Bayer said 3,150 jobs would go in Europe, while its operations in North America and Latin America would account for

Sealed Air to shut Kent plant 'Shock and disappointment' as all 99
Seattle Post Intelligencer - Sealed Air Corp., the company that makes Bubble Wrap, plans to close its Kent manufacturing plant March 30, and all 99 employees will lose their jobs. Cincinnati, Ohio-based Ampac Packaging LLC will buy Sealed Air's Kent assets, as well as operations

Airbus confirms to cut plants, 10,000 jobs: union
MSN MoneyCentral - TOULOUSE (Reuters) - A shake-up at Airbus will slash 10,000 jobs and sell all or part of six factories, French trade union CGT confirmed on Wednesday, as workers protested and politicians hailed a hard-fought compromise. Airbus Chief Executive Louis

Teachers' lesson: The jobs are here
Charlotte.com - Melanie Drotleff was scared about starting over in a new place. But North Carolina had something Ohio lacked: teaching jobs. "I went to college about 15 minutes away from my parents' house," said Drotleff of Salem, Ohio. "This was a huge step for me