Dallas-based Southwest Airlines announces mass layoffs, cutting 15% of corporate workforce
DALLAS — Southwest Airlines has announced an "unprecedented" mass layoff, cutting over 1,700 jobs. Monday, Southwest announced it is cutting 15% of its corporate and leadership workforce. "This decision is unprecedented in our 53-year history," Southwest President and CEO Bob Jordan said in a statement.
Southwest Airlines announced plans to lay off 1,750 employees earlier this week. Here's what we know about the jobs affected.
The airline's Executive Vice President & Chief Transformation Officer Ryan Green's departure coincides with the company’s ...
A top Southwest Airlines executive is leaving the troubled carrier, just as it moves to reinvent itself while satisfying the ...
The company said this departure is separate from the 11 other senior level positions that were laid off in February.
DALLAS — For the first time in its 53-year history, Southwest Airlines announced it will be laying off hundreds of workers at its Dallas headquarters. On Monday, the airline announced it will ...
Southwest Airlines’ plans for its first-ever mass layoff is not expected to include any labor cuts or changes to operations ...
The unconfirmed combination could hold benefits for both carriers, but would likely encounter significant regulatory hurdles.
Southwest Airlines said on Wednesday its chief transformation officer, Ryan Green, will step down from his role, months after ...
Southwest offers nearly 70 flights with its 737 MAX 8, which means the aircraft type will fly 10,675 seats to the Mile High ...
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