Boeing is laying off 396 employees at locations in Washington state, Reuters reported on Monday.

The move is part of a 10% global workforce cut that the company announced in October, which is expected to impact approximately 17,000 jobs within Boeing.

A total of 2,199 Boeing workers in the state of Washington – where its workforce totals more than 60,000 – will be laid off over the next few months, Fox Business reported in November.

Another 200 or so employees will be laid off in Oregon, South Carolina and Missouri during the same timeframe.

BOEING ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS ACROSS FLORIDA AS MOUNTING CONCERNS ABOUT THE COMPANY CONTINUE TO GROW

According to Boeing, “only a very small number” of employees will lose their jobs in December, “while the majority will exit in mid-January.”

“Eligible employees will receive severance pay, career transition services, and subsidized health care benefits up to 3 months after exiting the company,” the company said previously.

BOEING ISSUES LAYOFF NOTICES AS AEROSPACE GIANT CUTS 17,000 JOBS 

The cuts are coming through layoffs or by not filling vacancies in efforts to revamp the company following a tumultuous year that began in early January when a panel blew out mid-air on an Alaska Airlines flight.

Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board said evidence shows four bolts that hold the door plug in place on the Boeing 737 Max 9 were missing at the time of the blowout on Alaska Airlines flight 1282. (NTSB / Fox News)

Most recently, the company was forced to stall production of its strongest-selling 737 MAX jet amid a weeks-long strike on the West Coast.

“As previously announced, we are adjusting our workforce levels to align with our financial reality and a more focused set of priorities. We are committed to ensuring our employees have support during this challenging time,” Boeing previously said to FOX Business.

A Boeing 777-9 jetliner aircraft sits on the tarmac during the 2023 Dubai Airshow at Dubai World Central – Al-Maktoum International Airport in Dubai. (GIUSEPPE CACACE/AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

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After the mid-air blowout and a few other safety concerns on flights across the country, Boeing dealt with the departure of its CEO and slowed production as regulators investigated the company’s safety culture.

Reuters contributed to this report.

Congratulations to Carlos Delgado of One MICHELIN Star Causa, the 2024 MICHELIN Guide Washington, D.C. Young Chef Award Winner!

Delgado has been a trailblazer in bringing Peruvian flavors to fine dining in the United States. Previously cooking at Michelin Bib Gourmand China Chilcano by José Andrés, the Lima native has become most celebrated for his own restaurant Causa, which transports diners to Peru.

The six-course tasting experience honors both the coast of Peru and the Andes. From the freshest seafood to the most delectable macambo dessert, each dish is carefully crafted to tell an unforgettably unique story.

What inspired you to become a chef?

My grandmother taught me how to cook when I was a little kid. When I lived in Peru, she would bring me to the market. She would force me to be next to her while she was cooking for everybody. This was an everyday, three times a day routine. So it really sticks to you.

What motivates you in the kitchen?

Motivation comes from different aspects. My kids, and then also to keep thriving, to keep giving the next generation another chance to do this. I have a lot of young cooks that look up to me, and I’m not that old, so I feel like they’re looking up to somebody that isn’t twice, three times their age. I just want them to be able to feel like they also have an opportunity to do what they want to do one day, just by pushing and working hard.

How do you motivate your team?

It’s upbringing and ensuring that they have the chance to do things that they weren’t able to do before. We always allow each one to gain another position and to do more things and feel more empowered. And we all work close together, so it feels like a family, and we just want to make sure that everybody keeps thriving.

What is your favorite dish on the menu?

They’re all favorites. The menu changes, and we try to not stay attached to one dish. The one dish that has changed but stayed the same in the ethos is the Chazuta dessert, which is a macambo, a nutty white chocolate dessert.

Do you have any sustainable initiatives?

We use 100% of everything that we have. We make a lot of ceviche, a lot of pisco sours and all the limes, they do not get thrown away. We use 100% of all of them, they get repurposed.

With the dessert I mentioned, we work with a woman co-op out of the Amazon of Peru in Chazuta, and that’s an extremely sustainable way of keeping up with the motherland.

What do you eat for breakfast?

Eggs on top of toast.

How do you wind down at the end of a shift?

Just go home and sleep. I mellow out, talk to friends, and then get on a computer and pass out.

Do you have a favorite food-related show, book, program, etc.?

I have tons of books, maybe 400 books that I look up to. I just go back and forth from cookbooks to actual story books. The one that probably hit the most was Anthony Bourdain’s first books. Those were very real. I was still very young and they made you look at the kitchen from a different approach. And as you get older, a lot of it was very real. Those books were very mind-touching, heart-feeling.

What advice would you give to a young person who wants to become a chef?

To just keep their head down, keep working to reach for their dreams. Even if they look unachievable, nothing is really out of sight if you just keep working hard at it. So as long as you keep focus, put your head down, stay humble, and let your work showcase that you can get there and do that, it’ll be much faster than preaching and trying to get something that’s not real.

Hero image: Rey Lopez / Causa
Thumb image: Alyssa Bonk / Chef Carlos Delgado

The Washington Commanders and New Orleans Saints play on Sunday, Dec. 15 at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome in a game on the NFL Week 15 schedule.

Which team will win the NFL Week 15 game?

Check out these NFL Week 15 picks and NFL Week 15 predictions for the game, which can be seen at 11 a.m. MST on FOX (stream with FUBO).

The Commanders are a 7.5-point favorite over the Saints in NFL Week 15 odds for the game, courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook.

Washinvgton is -375 on the moneyline, while New Orleans is +300.

The over/under (point total) is set at 43 points.

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Jeremy Cluff writes: “This is a must-win game for New Orleans, which does benefit from playing at home. Problem is, the Saints are just 3-4 at home this season and Washington is coming off a bye.”

NFL power rankings Week 15: Where are Commanders, Saints now?

Bookies.com: Bet the Commanders to cover vs Saints

Bill Speros writes: “The Commanders covered 7 of their first 9 games before oddsmakers finally caught up with Jayden Daniels & Company. They’ve long lost any value. And covered in just 1 of 4 games ahead of their bye – and that was against the worst team in the NFL on the line – Tennessee. The Saints lost 7 straight and fired Dennis Allen before winning 3 of 4 after beating the Giants 14-11 in Week 14 but failing to cover the 4-point number. Neither team can stop the run. They rank 25th (Saints) and 27th (Commanders) in rushing yards allowed. This game is a homecoming of sorts for Daniels, who played at and won a Heisman Trophy for LSU. He gives Washington the edge to cover this tight number. We locked in the Commanders last week at -3. But if you missed that one, take the under at 43.5 points (-115 at FanDuel).”

NFL playoff picture Week 15: Where are Saints, Commanders now?

The site’s formula predicts that the Commanders will win the NFL Week 15 game against the Saints.

NFL Week 15 odds: Point spreads, moneylines, over/unders for betting on games this week

ESPN: Commanders have a 54.6% chance to beat Saints on Sunday

The site gives the Saints a 45.1% shot at winning the NFL Week 15 game, with the remaining percentage accounting for a tie.

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Dimers: Saints 23, Commanders 20

It writes: “After extensive simulations, our model gives the Commanders a win probability of 39%, while the Saints have a win probability of 61%.”

Sportsnaut: Commanders 31, Saints 21

Matt Johnson writes: “The Washington Commanders return well-rested from their bye with an opportunity to keep building momentum amid a playoff push against a New Orleans Saints team that nearly lost to the New York Giants. Making things even easier for Washington, the Saints will likely be without Derek Carr in Week 15. All of that sets up for a Commanders’ victory, the icing on the cake is Marshon Lattimore making his debut with Washington against his former team.”

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