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‘This is about respect’ | Boeing hit with strike by 33,000 workers after pay deal rejected

Boeing hit with strike by 33,000 workers after pay deal rejected

33,000 Boeing workers have walked out on strike today after voting to reject a tentative agreement between their employer and union leadership.

The deal included a 25% pay increase over a four-year period, lower employee healthcare contributions, and a return to a traditional pension plan—but fell short of the 40% pay increase demanded by factory workers.

Of the 33,000 unionized Boeing workers who are a part of the International Associate of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, 94.6% voted against the agreement, and 96% voted in favor of a strike.

Boeing CEO warns strike could put company’s “recovery in jeopardy”

The walkout comes after months of negotiation, as Boeing and the IAM attempted to hash out a new agreement for the first time in 16 tears.

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