NASA, JPL
For the second time this year, NASA’s JPL center cuts its workforce
Barely nine months after the last cut, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory will again reduce its workforce. On Wednesday, the lab will lay 325 employees off, representing about 5 percent of the workforce at the California-based laboratory that leads development of robotic space probes for NASA.
NASA’s JPL to cut 325 positions amid budget tightening
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) announced Tuesday, Nov. 12, that it will lay off more than 300 employees—approximately 5% of its workforce—in an effort to align with budgetary constraints. In a memo sent to employees and posted on its website ...
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