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P110 CEEFAX 110 Thu 21 Mar 21:56/37   BAe TO SHED  4,700 JOBS 1/3 British Aerospace has announced that 4,700 jobs are to go in its commercial aircraft and dynamics divisions. The decision was announced at a meeting with union officials and follows last week's abandoning by the company of a plan to unite its missile manufacturing operations with Thomson-CSF of France. The company says it will seek voluntary redundancies but does not rule out compulsory job losses. BAe has shed 5,000 jobs since November, blaming the fall in defence orders. 101 Headlines 150 Latest 102 Newswatch 198 Newsreel Next News Newswatch Headlines Latest
P110 CEEFAX 110 Thu 21 Mar 21:00/47   BAe TO SHED  4,700 JOBS 2/3 British Aerospace says that 5,000 posts will be lost in its restructuring. Most in the commercial aircraft section will go at Hatfield (1,470). Other losses will be at Chadderton, Manchester (675), Woodford, Manchester (375) and Filton, Bristol (60). BAe dynamics will cut 2,420 posts: at Bristol (1,300), Lostock, Bolton (620) and Stevjnagj (500). Although 5,000 posts are to go, BAe says it is planning to keep the actual job losses to 4,700 through transfers. 102 Newswatch 198 Newsreel Next News Newswatch Headlines Latest
P110 CEEFAX 110 Thu 21 Mar 21:57/27   BAe TO SHED  4,700 JOBS 3/3 Unions are planning a mass rally, march and lobby of parliament to protest about the loss of jobs at British Aerospace and Rolls Royce. Roy Grantham, vice-president of the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions aerospace committee, described the cutback as "very serious" He blamed the slump in America and Britain and the dollar exchange rate. Mr Grantham called for action to tackle international competition and said job losses at BAe, VSEL and Rolls Royce amounted to 18,000. 102 Newswatch 198 Newsreel Next News Newswatch Headlines Latest