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Boeing Co., in an attempt to resolve a labor dispute that has escalated into a strike now in its second week, has enhanced its contract offer to the union. The aerospace company has added new wage increases, improved benefits, and additional job security measures to its proposal.
The strike, which involves thousands of employees, is adversely affecting Boeing’s operations. The interruption may cause significant delivery delays for its commercial airplanes, including the wide-body 777 and 787 Dreamliner models.
Union representatives are hopeful that the improved offer will form a basis for constructive negotiations. However, they also emphasize that the strike will continue until a satisfactory agreement is reached.
Boeing has requested that the proposal be given due consideration by union members and leadership. The company stated it recognizes the contribution of its employees towards its success and the new offer reflects its commitment to fair wages, benefits, and job security. The union has yet to respond to the refined proposal.
