Boeing really can't get out of their own way and now this strike by the Machinists is just entrenched at enormous cost to the company. Boeing and its largest union.
I mentioned the other day that Boeing and the Machinists had come to a deal. Well, a deal requires the membership ratifying the contract that the members very much did.
On January 3, 1921, the right-wing Supreme Court threw issued its decision in Duplex Printing Press Co v. Deering. In this case, the Court threw out protections for secondary boycotts.
On July 8, 1966, the International Association of Machinists voted to go on strike against five major airlines. It started the following day, with 35,000 members going on strike, slowing.
The International Association of Machinists had hopes to organize Boeing's plant in South Carolina, which exists precisely because Boeing executives wanted to bust the unions in their Seattle plants. It.
Since we've been talking about SEIU's now failed deal with Airbnb, this is also very interesting: Uber announced an agreement on Tuesday with a prominent union.
