Portsmouth Contractor Takes Another Go at Voluntary Separations

By Wayne Barber

After its first effort fell short of its goal, Department of Energy cleanup contractor Fluor-BWXT Portsmouth is reviving its voluntary separation program in hopes of finding 29 more workers ready to take early departure. The decontamination and decommissioning…

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