IAM District 751: Health Care Benefits at Stake During Boeing Machinists Strike
IAM District 751 Represents Health Care Needs
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) District 751 is actively advocating for the health care benefits of Boeing workers in Everett and Renton. Currently, the machinists are on strike as contract negotiations have reached an impasse, with their health care benefits under serious threat.
Negotiations and Contract Challenges
Difficult negotiations with Boeing have led the IAM to inform members that they may lose their health care protections beginning Tuesday. This situation underscores the critical need for a contract that secures their health care benefits.
- Boeing Machinists in Everett and Renton are striking for better contracts.
- Health care benefits are a central issue in these negotiations.
- The IAM is firmly committed to advocating for fair health care provisions.
Union Response to Contract Negotiations
As the strike proceeds, the IAM is preparing to respond to the challenges posed by the potential loss of health care benefits. The union's leadership emphasizes the importance of solidarity among members during these negotiations.
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