America The strike has also started in. Employees of Boeing fighter aircraft went on strike from midnight on Monday as per central standard time. The ‘International Association of Machies and Aerospace Workers Union’ reported on Sunday that around 3,200 employees working in Boeing plants in St. Lewis, St. Charles, Missouri and Mascouta (Illinois) voted for rejecting the four-year-old labor agreement with Boeing. The polling was last week after the members rejected the earlier proposal of the threatened company, with a 20 percent salary increase in four years. The union wrote on the social media forum ‘X’, 200 high-skilled IAM union members of Boeing went on strike at midnight.
Due to this, employees went on strike
Union general secretary Sam Sicinelie for the Middle West region said in a statement, members of IAM District 837 make aircraft and defense systems that keep our country safe. They are entitled to contracts that protect their families and recognize their unmatched expertise. Union leaders recommended the approval of the proposal at that time and called it a “historic agreement”. He had said that this proposal will improve the benefits of working on the other side of medical, pension and working hours. After this, within a week, the members of the union rejected Boeing’s latest proposal.
What was said by the company?
Dan Gilian, vice -president and general manager of Boeing Air Dominance, said that we are disappointed that our employees rejected the proposal. We are ready for the strike and we have fully implemented our casual plan to ensure that our employees and customers do not have any trouble. ‘ Boeing announced on Tuesday, improving his second quarter income and loss of deficit. The company incurred a loss of US $ 61.1 million in the second quarter, compared to US $ 1.44 billion in the same period last year.
Company in crisis due to crash of aircraft
The company has been struggling since its two Boeing 737 Max aircraft crashed. In 2018, 346 people died in Indonesia and in 2019 due to its aircraft crashed in Ethiopia. In June, a Dreamliner aircraft of Boeing operated by Air India crashed, killing at least 260 people.
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