Boeing CEO, Many Other Top Execs To Step Down in Leadership Shakeup at Embattled Plane Maker

[Voice of Reason]

Link?

Simple google search bro

No, DEI isn’t making airplanes fall apart

Republicans have launched an ill-informed campaign to blame diversity policies for aircraft safety issues.

www.vox.com

 

[DEAD7]

Simple google search bro

No, DEI isn’t making airplanes fall apart

Republicans have launched an ill-informed campaign to blame diversity policies for aircraft safety issues.

www.vox.com

Ah, right wing pundits made the claim. Got it.
Not sure how they were allowed to get that off.


According to these commentators, airlines hired certain workers solely to meet diversity goals and sacrificed their commitments to safety and quality in the process, despite the global conversation about airline safety that’s been underway for years following high-profile accidents.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Link?

Elon and his minons were blaming DEI. I don't think anyone at Boeing blamed black people.

 

[bnew]

https://archive.is/44w2c

 

[duckbutta]

Got that whistleblower's whistle blown

Said "my work here is done"

And retired.

 

[DEAD7]

Got that whistleblower's whistle blown

Said "my work here is done"

And retired.

 

[mastermind]

https://archive.is/44w2c

Finance Bros have destroyed American industry while artificially boosting company values for shareholders.

 

[WIA20XX]

https:// medium.com/civic-skunk-works/boeing-is-the-canary-in-the-trickle-down-coal-mines-fe05e1094dc7

Link ain't showing up

But all that was a long time ago. Boeing moved its headquarters twice — first, in 2001, to Chicago to create distance between management and workers, and then, two years ago, to Virginia, where it’s easier to lobby federal lawmakers and regulators. Over the last two decades, the manufacturer increasingly moved a substantial part of its operations away from union-friendly Seattle and to South Carolina, where ferociously anti-union laws ensured that the company could hire a workforce at rock-bottom wages.

The problems began almost immediately. The South Carolina Boeing plant was accused of “shoddy production” that resulted in dangerous planes that even Boeing employees did not feel safe using. But without the protection of a union behind them, these workers weren’t empowered to raise concerns with the manufacturing process.

 

[Geek Nasty]

The Jack Welch School of Business is literally destroying our country