True, but at least GE makes an effort.
Unlike the evil foods company, big bad GE, that leftists love to bash, does far better.
I was in the first layoff the GE aircraft engine plant I worked in had ever had, in the 1990s.
GE bent over backwards, keeping us on with busy work for as long as they could.
Then many weeks warning, counseling sessions on how to interview, help with writing resumes, help finding jobs, you name it, GE did it.
The layoff was strictly by the numbers, your hire date.
There is no way GE could have done more for us.
Re-hiring was also strictly by the same numbers, as fair as possible.
My son works there now, same thing. The 737 max debacle hurt the company but they bent over backwards for the employees. That may have something to do with the lack of skilled aerospace machinists though.