UAW strike at GE Aerospace's Evendale and Erlanger stalls engine production, threatens deliveries

More than 600 UAW members at GE Aerospace's Evendale, Ohio, and Erlanger, Kentucky facilities have been on strike since 28 August after talks stalled over healthcare costs and compensation. With union and company 'far apart', the walkout risks disrupting engine production and scheduled deliveries.

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More than 600 UAW members walked off at GE's Evendale and Erlanger facilities on Aug 28, creating an immediate risk to engine production capacity and upcoming deliveries.
GE's planned $100M investment in Southwest Ohio facilities underscores the local production scale and jobs potentially affected by a prolonged work stoppage.
The walkout comes amid wider manufacturing labor unrest, such as the strike by 3,200 Boeing machinists in St. Louis, signaling broader near-term risks to defense and commercial aerospace supply and delivery schedules.

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