How You Can Help Your Company’s Reputation Amid Layoffs

July 17, 2020
aerospace engine assembly line
MTU Aero Engines plans to cut its 10,000-person workforce by 10-15% in response to the COVID-19 downturn.
Credit: GE Aviation
Anyone looking for a job in the aerospace and defense sector should check out TheLayoff.com. While anonymous tipsters on the site can be crude, vitriolic and frequently motivated by agendas, the chat board as a whole provides incomparable insight into a company’s workforce reputation, especially as...

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