(2/2) The vote ends a 101-day strike at the manufacturer’s fighter jet plants, the longest for IAM District 837. The last time the union went on strike at the Missouri site was in 1996, lasting 99 days, when the site was operated under McDonnell Douglas.
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(4/4) Boeing also said it made trade-offs by reducing the good attendance incentive from $0.50 per hour to $0.25 per hour.

If the Machinists vote to ratify the contract, the union-represented Boeing workers will return to work Nov. 3.

(3/4) The company said it also accepted the Machinists' proposal for a 1.5% general wage increase and a 2.5% lump sum in year four. The deal also includes expanded vacation and sick time, free primary care, and an increase in the pension multiplier.

(2/4) Boeing's revisions of the offer include:

🔵 $3,000 ratification bonus

🔵 $1,000 retention bonus in year four

🔵 Boeing restricted stock units with a grant date value of $3,000 effective Oct. 31, 2025

If the union votes to reject the offer, Boeing said it'll withdraw the $5K ratification bonus.

Boeing machinists will vote on the latest offer on Sunday, the company said in an email.

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