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Thu Dec 12, 2013, 10:14 AM Dec 2013

Machinists make contract offer to Boeing as negotiations recess Wednesday

http://www.thenewstribune.com/2013/12/11/2943295/boeing-machinists-union-back-at.html



A worker stands in front of an engine on the Boeing 777 at their assembly operations in Everett in 2012. Boeing and its largest union were meeting Wednesday in an attempt to reach a deal that will secure production of Boeing's newest jetliner at the company's Everett plant.

Machinists make contract offer to Boeing as negotiations recess Wednesday
By John Gillie
Staff writer
December 11, 2013 Updated 3 hours ago

The union representing assembly line workers at Boeing's Everett plant late Wednesday presented Boeing a new contract proposal in an attempt to secure production of Boeing's newest plane for Puget Sound.

If the two sides can agree on a new deal, Boeing would build both the 777X and its composite wings in Western Washington.

The Machinists Union said it isn't disclosing the terms of the proposed deal.

“We tried to craft a proposal that would meet the needs of our members, while also ensuring the long-term success of the Boeing Co. in Washington state,” said Tom Wroblewski, the president of Machinists Union District Lodge 751 in a message to members.
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