Striking Boeing workers rejected a new contract. Here's what happens next
The consecutive "no" votes set the stage for a standoff between Boeing and its workers that will strain the finances of both sides over the coming days and weeks, experts told ABC News. That financial pressure will push the dispute toward resolution but workers appear unlikely to budge without major concessions, they added.
"I look forward to the day when they're not just a distraction," Robert Isom, CEO of American Airlines, told CNBC.
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Boeing posted a huge loss and its striking union rejected a contract offer on Wednesday. A turnaround plan and a $500 billion ...
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From the 737 MAX catastrophe to supply chain problems and increasing financial difficulties, Boeing has had an ideal storm of ...
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(Corrects story from Oct. 23, paragraph 3 and bullet point, to clarify that Spirit did receive $425 million cash from Boeing ...
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