Second, the International Association of Machinists conducted their third vote to pass judgment on an improved offer from Boeing in their ongoing strike of the airplane company. When the results ...

The White House said on Thursday it was encouraging Boeing and the union representing about 33,000 striking machinists to continue working to reach a deal, a day after workers rejected the ...

Boeing’s leaders have few options as they consider the potential damage of the Machinists’ rejection Wednesday of another bid to end the six-week strike. They lack the leverage they had in the ...

After 40 days on strike, on Wednesday 33,000 Boeing machinists voted to reject an improved contract offer from the company ... Those chickens came home to roost when underinvestment in new plane ...

Boeing machinists on Wednesday voted to reject a new labor contract proposal and continue a costly weekslong strike that halted production of some of the embattled company's top-selling planes ...

The factory workers are now six weeks into a strike that has left airplane manufacturing at a virtual standstill. The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers says 64% of its ...

Boeing’s most recent contract offer for striking machinists came closest to the union’s demand for higher wages, yet 64% of the union voted to reject that offer on Wednesday. The offer ...

Boeing workers have voted to continue their strike, with 64 percent of them rejecting the latest offer that included a 35 percent wage hike over four years. The strike, now running for nearly six ...

Members of the machinist union voted 64% against a proposed contract that would have delivered a 35% wage increase over four years, union leaders said.

Boeing shares are falling in premarket trading after its machinists union rejected a new contract offer, continuing a crippling strike at the plane maker that started six weeks ago. The 33,000 ...

Nearly two-thirds of the vote went against the contract that called for 35% raises, bonuses and increased contributions to retirement funds. Nearly two-thirds (64%) of Boeing’s machinists rejected a ...