The average tenure of a Boeing (BA) engineer has dropped over the past ten years from 16.4 years to 12.6 years as workers contrast the company’s turmoil with the allure of space companies’ exciting goals, the Financial Times’ Claire Bushey reports, citing data from the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace. Tenure decreased in almost every age bracket and the risk of this “brain drain” as analyst and union officials have called it, is that it drags on current operations and could make it more difficult for Boeing to launch its next new plane.( Reference Link):(https://www.ft.com/content/5dea45ef-25c7-4b5c-ad8a-9984ec66bf53)
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