Boeing’s 2024 labor strike continues as the company and a key union didn’t make any progress negotiating on Friday. Retirement benefits are a sticking point.

Boeing has started rolling furloughs of nonunion employees as a week-old labor strike by 33,000 union machinists shows no signs of ending

Boeing's union has the aerospace company over a barrel. Boeing can afford to raise wages but only at the cost of a big cut in profits.

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The latest round of talks between Boeing and machinists, mediated by federal officials, broke off without progress, according to the union.

After strikers' healthcare benefits were cut off, the president of the International Association of Machinists (IAM) and Aerospace Workers said Boeing's new leader must be 'truly involved' in reaching a settlement.

Boeing machinists remain on strike over pay and pensions, and the National Association of Manufacturers warn it will create an economic loss of $1.6 billion in less than a month.

The ongoing strike at aerospace company Boeing Co. ($BA) has done the stock no favors. Production is minimal, costs are mounting, and there is not

Boeing's (NYSE:BA) biggest union said after the aviation giant cut off the health benefits of 33,000 striking workers that new Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg should be engaged in contract negotiations that would end the work stoppage.

Boeing’s striking union called on CEO Kelly Ortberg to get more involved in ongoing contract negotiations as the strike enters its third week.