The Boeing strike is over, but troubles remain for the aerospace giant
Briefly

Boeing's machinists' strike ended when 59% of union members voted to accept a contract, providing a 38% wage increase over four years, vital for company recovery.
Boeing's situation remains precarious; the company must address its financial stability while emphasizing quality workmanship and maintaining relationships with employees and suppliers.
Analyst Gautam Mukunda emphasized that Boeing's current management strategy of focusing on short-term financial gains, while 'squeezing every stakeholder,' could lead to larger failures.
CEO Kelly Ortberg noted that resuming Boeing's production may require retraining certain workers, highlighting the prolonged impact of the strike on operational readiness.
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