Workforce shifts hit Savannah River contractors 2010-2012
The 2010 2011 and 2012 workforce reports show Savannah River Nuclear Solutions losing 1,597 workers across permanent, temporary and subcontractor roles. Permanent positions fell from 5,745 to 4,279 while subcontractors rose to 269. Savannah River Remediation also declined with 429 total losses, driven by permanent staff drops. Government Solutions Incorporated steadily decreased from 778 to 670 employees.
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Shaw Areva MOX Services Workforce Growth 2010-2012
Shaw Areva MOX Services, one of two major Site contractors, reported a permanent workforce of 2,015 in 2010 with no subcontracted staff. It added 197 employees in 2011 to reach 2,212 and grew to 2,281 in 2012, for a total increase of 266 over the period.
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Workforce growth at Savannah River Site linked to budget
The piece notes contractor workforce changes from 456 employees in 2010 to 462 in December 2011 and 746 in December 2012, a rise of 290 over three years. Taylor says site staffing depends on work scope and available budget. Derrek Asberry reports for the Aiken Standard.
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