[Salman]

Boeing labor troubles on top of everything else.

[dforest]

That company is a mess. I remember when they hired Nimrata. LOL

That type “hires” got them into this mess.

[PGR88]

Boeing labor troubles on top of everything else.

Even if there isn't a strike, the outright division and enmity does not bode well for Boeing or its products.

A house divided against itself can not stand.

[Captainpaintball]

we neEdZ MO MONEY!

[NonValueAdded]

Boeing, Boeing, gone!

[xoxox]

Commies hate Boeing.

[null and void]

Boeing labor troubles on top of everything else.

Death knell?

[wjcsux]

Boeing’s serious problems started when they merged with McDonnell-Douglas.

[Celtic Conservative]

Boeing builds planes that crash and spaceships that can’t land. Now labor troubles. They’ve scored the “they’re screwed” hat trick.

CC

[Seaplaner]

From the article...

...the union is trying to get the company to promise to build its next plane in the Puget Sound area.

This, one highly suspects it the center of the contention.

Unions, like Dems (if there's a difference), always want to change the rules to max power and control.

[Navy Patriot]

Striking Is in the Air at Boeing

As opposed to Boeing aircraft striking the ground?

[citizen]

"...and 99.9 percent of members attending voted to sanction a strike"

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The whole woke NW region can be unemployed, as far as I am concerned.

[BobL]

“Boeing labor troubles on top of everything else.”

That’s why most US companies closed shop and headed to China or Mexico for production when they could no longer hold off the labor unions. It’s also a HUGE REASON why TSMC gave up on producing their top-grade semi-conductor chips in the US and now will only produce lower-grade, if even that. Smart companies know enough to NEVER come here, if it means dealing with unions, but I suspect that TSMC was pushed here by Taiwan’s government, for obvious reasons.

Bottom line is that it’s next to impossible for any company to operate when they have malicious entity operating on the production floor and until unions are FULLY done-away with, there is NO WAY that the US can ever become an industrial superpower again, whether we like it or not.