Boeing workers say contract offer is 'not good enough', as fears of a strike mount
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"The response from people is, it's not good enough," Jon Holden, the president of the union local, told The Seattle Times newspaper. Members are feeling dissatisfied with the current offer despite a significant wage increase and job security promises.
"Union members have gone on social media to complain about the deal. Hundreds protested during a lunch break at their plant in Everett, Washington, chanting, 'Strike! Strike! Strike!'" This reflects the strong dissent against the proposed contract.
"I don't believe I can secure the votes to ratify the proposed contract," Holden stated. This highlights the union's inner turmoil regarding the acceptance of the current deal.
"A walkout at Boeing would not have an immediate effect on consumers. It would, however, shut down production and leave Boeing with no jets to deliver to the airlines that ordered them." This underscores the far-reaching implications of a potential strike.
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