Layoffs at Portsmouth Cancelled After Funding Boost

Kenneth Fletcher
WC Monitor
12/19/2014
After months of uncertainty regarding hundreds of potential layoffs for Portsmouth cleanup workers, contractor Fluor B&W Portsmouth, LLC, cancelled the workforce reduction planned for this week after the site received…

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Layoffs at Portsmouth Cancelled After Funding Boost

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