The union representing Boeing’s production workers in Washington state reached a tentative deal with the company early on Sunday morning that is likely to avert a strike that would have piled new problems on to the struggling manufacturer.
The agreement raises wages 25 per cent over four years, gives workers a voice on safety issues and pledges to launch the next commercial aeroplane in Puget Sound, preserving jobs in Washington.
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers District 751 called it “the best contract we’ve negotiated in our history” and one that secures “a future for us all”.
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