WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Already reeling from layoffs that slashed their ranks, unions representing this city's aircraft workers must now grapple with a new workplace reality after the sale of the Boeing Co.'s commercial airplane operations in Kansas and Oklahoma to a Canadian firm.Fearing for their jobs, aircraft workers are more open to helping their employers reduce labor costs and bring new work
Posted July 26, 2005
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