Bombardier Aerospace Faces Challenges
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Bombardier Aerospace says it plans to periodically “pause” completions work in Montreal on the Global 5000 and 6000 next year and will furlough employees during those periods. Details on the furlough must be worked out with Unifor, the union representing the employees, in order to mitigate the...
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