The Chinese company CRRC prepares to furlough employees after months of questions from U.S. customs agents about the material they import to the country from China.
CRRC, the Chinese company that's building new Red Line trains for the MBTA, says it will furlough about 40% of the workers at ...
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CRRC to furlough 161 Massachusetts workers due to detained subway car shells
CRRC MA will furlough 161 workers at its Springfield plant due to the continued detainment of car shells and components from China at US ports.
CRRC MA, the Massachusetts affiliate of Chinese rail manufacturer CRRC, will lay off 161 employees beginning March 16 because shells for subway cars being imported from China remain held up by U.S.
Key car shells have been stuck in customs for months, forcing CRRC to halt production of MBTA and LA Metro cars. The post Over 160 workers to be furloughed at Springfield rail plant after MBTA car ...
SPRINGFIELD — CRRC-MA will lay off employees for two months starting March 16 because needed subway-car shells from China are still held up at ports by American customs. CRRC’s news release says 161 ...
CRRC recently announced it would furlough more than 160 employees beginning in March at its Springfield facility. Delivery of ...
The Trump administration’s trade war with China and across-the-board tariff policies will have a negative impact on the production of Orange and Red Line MBTA train cars, according to the ...
The company behind the T’s new Red and Orange Line cars said the federal government is holding up shipments of incoming train parts from China.
SPRINGFIELD — CRRC MA is one of 50 global companies hit by a data breach according to the cybercrime database Hudson Rock Infostealer intelligence and reported by online media covering the subject.
BOSTON (SHNS) – The manufacturer under contract to build the MBTA’s new Red Line fleet will furlough nearly half its workforce in Massachusetts this spring as subway car shells from China remain ...
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