EVERETT — As a strike by the Boeing Machinists union entered its sixth day, temporary furloughs have begun for thousands of U.S.-based Boeing executives, managers and employees, the aerospace giant announced Wednesday.
“While this is a tough decision that impacts everybody, it is in an effort to preserve our long-term future and help us navigate through this very difficult time,” Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg wrote in a message to employeess.
As part of the announced furloughs, selected employees will take one week of furlough every four weeks on a rolling basis for the duration of the strike…