Wary Boeing workers return to the assembly lines in Everett

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

EVERETT — After a three-week shutdown, thousands of Boeing workers are returning to their jobs at the sprawling south Everett campus and other locations in Washington.

By the end of the week, more than 27,000 Boeing employees will have resumed production of the 747, 767, KC-46 tanker, 787 and 777 models, all built at Paine Field in Everett, and at 737 facilities in Renton and Moses Lake.

When it announced plans last week to restart operations throughout the state, Boeing promised its workforce more cleaning supplies, face masks, voluntary on-site wellness checks and staggered shift times to reduce crowding.

Workers with a fever of 100 degrees or greater will be sent home, according to leaders of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, District 751, who held a video conference on Monday.

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[Moostache]

1. So when sending home the symptomatic, the non-symptomatic are free to infect everyone...

Sounds like a plan.
What could POSSIBLY go wrong?

[customerserviceguy]

2. I'm just surprised

that Boeing's got work, it would seem to me that the airlines would want to slow down delivery of aircraft that they won't have passengers to fill.