NOTE: THIS INFORMATION IS FROM 2017. We hope to have updated 2020 information here by the time WARN notices are issued.

2017 Resources for Members Facing Layoff (NOTE: We have not been notified of any involuntary layoffs to date. Boeing has only announced Voluntary Layoffs on April 2, 2020. Information on this page is from 2017. Should involuntary layoffs be announced, we will update with appropriate information at that time outlining the current programs).

Our union wants to be sure that any members who face involuntary layoff have the best resources and information available to help them transition to life after Boeing. Below are links to some of the resources you may want to utilize.

In addition, we strongly encourage that you attend two on-hour layoff briefing sessions. The first is a Boeing specific briefing lasting two hours that provides information about health and insurance, pension, payroll and the Employee Assistance Program.

The second one is a two-hour Washington State briefing, which provides important information on unemployment insurance, WorkSource resources, Trade Adjustment Assistance, training options, and state and local agencies available to help. The next Washington State briefings will be held on Monday, June 19, 2017 at 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.

If you currently have a WARN notice, you should have received an email invitation to attend, along with a link to register. Please refer to the email invitation for instructions on how to register for these briefings. If you did not receive the email invitation, contact your local HR to get an invite.

3 Steps to take if  you get a WARN or layoff notification.

1.REVIEW the IAM 751 Involuntary Layoff brochure. This four-page resource is filled with helpful reminders, checklists and tips, and contact information.