More job cuts for Collins Aerospace in 2022.

Collins Westminster moving to Tijuana, Mexico in 2023, announced last Friday in a press conference

Collins Riverside, California announced closing facility in early 2022. Wow major job loss for Riverside!

Unionize or become a contingent worker, is what I see in your future.

Looking at 2023, Collins wants employees to pay 50% of their healthcare cost and 100% of the dependent care. Major changes coming quickly.

Foley Alabama slated for closure, Raytheon is saying bye bye to Foley, closure set for 2022. Not sure of the loss of headcount.

Is this going to be an interesting year as it relates to Rockwell Collins layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

Our management is trying to bring new untrained people, spend unnecessary, endanger guality and enforce feeling of lack of job stability among long time employees. Instead of pragmatic, logical and moral- bringing bacedvek trained and efficient... —  read more 

I hope there will be no more cuts before the end of the year.

The number one reason I gave notice is that I can no longer tolerate so much disrespect. Why is there no transparency? I don't want to waste my energy and wonder why there is no transparency here anymore. Goodbye and thanks for all the... —  read more 

In all honesty, I think people are overreacting. The thing that we have more of are layoffs, I'll give you that. That's why I keep checking this board all the time. But most of the other things have stayed the same. We still get good pay and decent... —  read more 

Can anybody confirm or deny this?

I used to be happy with my job and satisfied with the way my career was progressing but that is no longer true. This company has changed drastically in the last several years. It no longer matters how hard you work and what experience and knowledge... —  read more 

"...voluntary and involuntary separation plans for approximately 62 employees in our Kilkeel site." https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-57119480

Based on how they treat their employees and run their facilities, especially from the Information Technology (Computer Support) side, I'd say that Micky D's would be more efficient with Aerospace production efforts then Collins is. I have a... —  read more 

Jump ship before she goes down by the bow. My advice? Get a job in the steel industry..

People in general are always prone to biased truth, however, this is the reality: Layoffs were made not based on contributions, knowledge, dedication, efficiency, professionalism or seniority, but on connection to and liking or disliking by... —  read more 

Someone mentioned that thanks to his long career here, he knew who the right person was to call to bypass the inefficient Help Desk. I haven’t really spent that much time here to know how to get around them, but I wonder if there’s any chance of IT... —  read more 

From landing gear to seats, interiors , refrigeration, doors, software . Reading the comments written on this site Regarding the inferior workmanship , the inferior standards, inferior management to call out bad product, why would anybody get on an... —  read more 

Our management never ceases to amaze me. When I think I’ve seen it all, they surprise me. Looks like it can always get worse. Lately, I have a feeling that this company would be better run by a business school student. If nothing else, he/she would... —  read more 

It doesn’t have to be a complete list, because I know it would be too long.

What I don't understand is why it takes so long for upper management to see what's going on. I mean we now have worse managers then in the past and they are allowed to prosper because they blame everyone else for the mistakes that are being made and... —  read more 

Before I came here I worked in two companies and neither of them had a problem with a toxic atmosphere like we do here. In fact, I think it’s getting worse and worse. Backstabbing has almost become something normal that I constantly encounter. .. —  read more 

Recent layoffs at Collings were total disgrace to professionalism, labor standards, common sense for company survival and any logical economic development. Layoffs were lacking any structure based on 1) seniority 2) dedication and work input 3)... —  read more 

Recent layoffs at Collings were total disgrace to professionalism, labor standards, common sense for company survival and any logical economic development. Layoffs were lacking any structure based on 1)seniority 2)dedication and work input 3)... —  read more 

I hear interiors will be off to Oklahoma in 3 months and only taking a few people with them.

The issues at Oakville are all due to poor management. The old management are people that grew up here and are not aware of how industry has changed…BUT they were also here when we were turning out 40+ shipsets…so they understand what we are capable... —  read more 

Usually, our W-2s are in the mail by mid-February. Have any laid-off workers received their W-2 yet? If not, please post when you get it. Thank you.

Hearing of many to be let go in WLOX. This company is a sh–show and things are sinking fast. Mgmt trying to keep employees from spreading the wide felt sentiment that employees are miserable and overworked.

I was talking to a friend of mine at Corporate and he told me that the Help Desk phone lines are absolutely swamped. Computer problems aren't getting fixed in anything close to a timely manner because some nimrod high up in the Collins Desktop... —  read more 

An email was circulating from corporate hq to select upper plant management that Collins was weighing its options regarding the WV facility due to a huge downturn in productivity / profitability. This month being the target date. Truth is, there... —  read more 

The hourly employee union has been off site for a week & half so far as of Wednesday February 3, 2021. With Collins Aerospace 2020 profit down 70% from 2019, the rumors are that the company & union are negotiating another voluntary separation... —  read more 

Well I won't name names because that will result in the post being yanked... but essentially the heads of technology within Collins have made the decision to yank IT support at most of the plants. Yet, have failed at implementing any sort of... —  read more 

"Our company continues to experience lower than expected commercial aviation business due to COVID-19. As a result, on Jan. 25, 2021, we announced a second Involuntary Separation Program for U.S... —  read more 

Quite a few bit the dust today, we're estimating ~10% of engineering heads.

January 2nd is the day some of us will find out we no longer have a job. A little over 3 weeks to worry and stress while trying to remain productive. Do they really think I (or anyone for that matter) can remain productive while faced with the... —  read more