Nearly 2,500 Boeing workers at three St. Louis-area facilities accepted a contract offer from the plane manufacturer after calling off a strike planned for earlier this week.
Members of staff walk past a Boeing 777-9 displayed during the Farnborough Airshow, in Farnborough, U.K., July 18, 2022.Nearly 2,500 Boeing workers at three St. Louis-area facilities on Wednesday accepted a contract offer from the plane manufacturer after calling offIn recent weeks, a dispute over the three-year contract centered on retirement compensation.
"Throughout negotiations, the committee worked diligently to educate the membership and bring back an improved offer from the company," said Tom Boelling, president of IAM District 837, the union local that represents the workers. "We have delivered an equitable contract that will secure the future for the members, their families and future generations."
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