Boeing responds to industry crisis with 30,000 job cuts

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Boeing Co. said that it may have to layoff up to 30,000 employees as a result of the World Trade Center terrorist attacks in September 2001. The plane maker may layoff the employees by the end of 2002.

Labor force information, Aircraft & Parts, Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing, Aircraft and Parts, Planning, Economic aspects, Human resource management, Aircraft industry, Layoffs, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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Boeing's CEO forced to resign over his affair with employee

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Chief Executive Officer Harry C. Stonecipher of Boeing Co. has been forced to resign after an affair with an employee. Mr. Stonecipher was hired to endorse ethics after other scandals.

Company Profile, Stonecipher, Harry C.

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Boeing picks 'go-to' Carson to succeed Mulally; commercial-planes unit's new CEO ran sales effort; Jamieson gets a new post

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Boeing Co. has appointed Scott Carson to head its commercial-airplanes unit, replacing the departing Alan Mulally. Jim Jamieson has been appointed to the new position of chief operating officer of the unit.

Mulally, Alan, Carson, Scott, Jamieson, Jim

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