Striking Boeing workers rejected a new contract. Here's what happens next
The consecutive "no" votes set the stage for a standoff between Boeing and its workers that will strain the finances of both sides over the coming days and weeks, experts told ABC News. That financial pressure will push the dispute toward resolution but workers appear unlikely to budge without major concessions, they added.
Strike will continue as Boeing machinists reject another contract offer
Thousands of Boeing aircraft machinists have rejected a contract offer for the second time in less than two months, meaning a strike that has halted airplane production at the company’s factories around the Puget Sound region for nearly six weeks will go on.
Boeing machinists will continue their strikes as union members voted against a new labor deal that included a 35% wage ...
Legacy pensions are again at the forefront of a union’s bargaining demands to end a major strike, as Boeing Co. workers ...
This contract fight is about your families, it is about your health, it is about your wellness, and it is about future ...
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Over 400 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Engineers walked off the job Monday. Strikers ...
Voting will take place on October 23 for members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) ...
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