"Our company continues to experience lower than expected commercial aviation business due to COVID-19. As a result, on Jan. 25, 2021, we announced a second Involuntary Separation Program for U.S. employees."
https://kwwl.com/2021/01/26/collins-aerospace-announces-more-layoffs-due-to-covid-19/
Collins is the master of outsourcing everything, if they would outsource the toilets and charge $1 per flush. The CEO could get an extra bonus
Reduction in workforce should affect managers as well
When is collins going to get smart and start letting some managers and people working in their hubs go? It don’t make sense keeping that much overhead.
The way Collins is being run is a joke, especially when it comes to their computer department. Id get off that sinking ship ASAP
Sounds like it was a handful of people at multiple locations who were charging all their time to overhead. That's what I heard on an executive conference call. And executives are looking at overhead/indirect labor very closely right now, so if you're not on a project, you might want to look for one!
I heard Pueblo Colorado got hit and some Mission Systems personnel.
Is this just in Iowa? Has anyone heard what locations?