Parsons Wants Long-Term Role at SRS Amid Layoffs, SWPF Completion

By Staff Reports

After laying off of 123 workers in January at the Savannah River Site, Parsons, the Department of Energy facility’s salt waste contractor, laid off an additional 200 workers since February en route to completing construction of the Salt Waste Processing Facility…

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