Negotiations in Turbulence: Boeing and Union Struggles
Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su is mediating between Boeing and the machinists' union to resolve a six-week strike after workers rejected Boeing's latest contract. Su recently met with both parties in Seattle to facilitate discussions and offered continued support to help reach an agreement.
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Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su has stepped in to mediate as Boeing and the union representing 33,000 machinists struggle to settle a contract dispute. The machinists recently rejected Boeing's latest offer, prompting a six-week strike.
Su's involvement escalated last week with a meeting in Seattle, where she engaged with both Boeing representatives and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers to broker a deal.
A spokesperson for the Labor Department commented, "Both parties will need to determine the best way forward," while noting Su's readiness to continue her mediation efforts.
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