Thu, Aug 14, 2003
By the end of this month, another 300 workers
at Cessna's Wichita (KS) facility will be given their 60-day
walking papers. That will bring to 900 the number of the predicted
1200 layoffs announced by Cessna in March of this year.Advertisement
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