Hit by strike, Boeing flies in out-of-state janitors, applies furloughs broadly
With Boeing's blue-collar workforce on strike, management has engaged an outside janitorial contractor that has flown more than 400 people from southern states to perform routine cleaning and maintenance at facilities across the Puget Sound area.
The employees are now in their second week of striking with no sign of any deal with Boeing management on the horizon. We ...
As part of our ongoing coverage of the Boeing Machinists strike, we want to hear from workers about how they have been ...
Days after the Sept. 13 strike by Boeing’s union members around Seattle, both sides started hunkering down in their respective trenches. Barring a surprising breakthrough, such as an ...
Boeing Co. factory workers walked off the job for the first time in 16 years, crippling manufacturing across the planemaker’s ...
The company is considering furloughs for employees, “significant reductions” to supplier spending and a halt to most purchase ...
Boeing workers in Washington went on strike this week as new CEO Kelly Ortberg purchased a $4.1 million mansion in a gated ...
Boeing’s CEO said Wednesday that the company will begin furloughing “a large number” of employees to conserve cash during the ...
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