Bombardier slashes 3,800 jobs worldwide

Article Abstract:

Bombardier Inc. is slowing production, cutting 3,800 jobs worldwide, and may be forced to layoff 2,700 more workers if its business doesn't recover within the next few months. The September 11th terrorist attacks on the U.S. has brought on a slump in product demand for Canada's aerospace industry.

---

Bombardier workers reach contract agreement

Article Abstract:

Montreal, Quebec-based Bombardier Inc. has reached a new contract agreement with over 3,800 striking employees. Bombardier, which has been hurt by a strike at its Toronto, Ont.-based de Havilland aerospace plant, is a leading aircraft maker in Canada.

---

Bombardier laying off 3,000 more workers

Article Abstract:

Bombardier Inc. will downsize its aerospace labor force in Northern Ireland and Canada by 3,000. The layoffs raised concerns about the company's Toronto, Canada de Havilland plant.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Aircraft industry, Company personnel management, Layoffs, Company business planning, Layoff

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Bombardier profit soars 50% in quarter. Bombardier announces stock split, dividend increase. Bombardier sees targets met
• Abstracts: Sikorsky, Bombardier join in helicopter bid. Bombardier questions blockbuster Embraer deal
• Abstracts: Adtranz takeover approved by EC. Bombardier asks Ottawa for help landing jet deal
• Abstracts: AT&T Canada executives tout revamped business. Telus slashes quarterly dividend 57 percent
• Abstracts: RT clients seek information. OSC probes several brokerages. Surprise in stock scandal is 'who it is'

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.