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Boeing’s SPEEA engineers and technicians ratify four-year contracts, averting strike

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Members of Boeing’s largest white-collar union approved sweetened four-year contracts taking effect Oct. 7, ending the threat of a strike by engineers, technicians and scientists. The agreement removes a potential disruption to certification work on delayed aircraft and to Boeing’s production and delivery recovery.

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  • The ratification removes an immediate labor risk that could have disrupted certification work and aircraft production.
  • Avoiding a strike supports Boeing’s efforts to advance two delayed jetliners and sustain aircraft deliveries.
  • The four-year agreement provides greater workforce stability across Boeing’s engineering, technical and scientific operations.

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