A union representing Boeing employees held a training session last week on whistleblower protection rights, suggesting the troubled jetmaker's problems may be far from over.
"The whistleblower seminar will provide Council Reps the basic tools to be front-line resources to SPEEA members who are considering speaking up about an issue but don't trust their employers' internal systems," the SPEEA added.In one case, engineer and SPEEA member Sam Salehpour alleged that Boeing 787s were manufactured with fuselage gaps that could threaten the aircraft's structural integrity.
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