Fluor Idaho Moves to Trim AMWTP Workforce by 190

Fluor Idaho said Tuesday it intends in the next few months to shrink the workforce at the Advanced Mixed Waste Treatment Project (AMWTP) at the Idaho National Laboratory by 190 employees.
The contractor will first offer a voluntary separation package in two phases…

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Fluor Idaho Moves to Trim AMWTP Workforce by 190

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