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The union voted down Boeing’s proposal after a strike that began Aug. 4 over pay and benefits. The strike will continue after multiple proposals have been rejected by both sides.
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The offer adds a year of wage increases for top-paid employees but subtracts from attendance bonuses and doesn't make 401(k) changes.
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One day after refusing to call a vote, union leadership agreed to bring Boeing’s modified proposal to members on Sunday.
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The company presented a modified proposal that the union refused to vote on.
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It’s been nearly three weeks since the last time the parties met to negotiate. On Thursday, the union filed an unfair labor practice complaint against Boeing.
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The union says the company is refusing to bargain. It’s been nearly three weeks since a negotiation meeting was held.
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A U.S. military official said deliveries of Boeing F-15EX aircraft are being delayed by the ongoing strike in St. Louis, but further negotiations have still not been scheduled.
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After U.S. Steel abruptly reversed its decision to stop sending steel slabs to Granite City Works, its future seems safe for at least a few years. But union workers are worried.
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U.S. Reps. Nikki Budzinski and Wesley Bell, both Democrats, join a small group of federal employees on Thursday calling for an end to the government shutdown. Thousands of federal workers have been furloughed or forced to work without pay.
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Hundreds gathered Wednesday for a rally in Hazelwood after contract negotiations failed again Monday.