Boeing has begun to temporarily lay off tens of thousands of employees due to a strike by machinists. The machinists, who are vital to Boeing’s production, are currently on strike as they negotiate for better pay, benefits, and working conditions. This strike has had a significant impact on Boeing’s production, forcing them to initiate these temporary layoffs. It is currently unclear how long these furloughs will last, as it depends largely on the outcome of the current labor negotiations.
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