Archive · 27 Oct 2025
Boeing Workers Reject Fourth Contract; Strike Persists
Boeing factory workers in St. Louis are still on strike after rejecting a fourth contract offer.
The strike started in August and has affected the production of military aircraft like the F-15 fighter jets.
Workers want better pay, a larger bonus, and retirement benefits.
Boeing offered a new deal, including shares and a retention bonus, but the union wasn't satisfied.
The company is now planning for the next phase, potentially including hiring replacement workers or outsourcing tasks.
Boeing workers rejected a fourth contract offer.
The strike, involving 3,200 workers, continues.
The rejected offer included stock and a retention bonus.
The strike has impacted the production of military aircraft.
Union demands include better wages and retirement plans.
- Who
- Boeing and IAM union workers
- What
- Workers rejected the fourth contract offer, and the strike continues
- When
- The strike began in August; the fourth offer was rejected recently.
- Where
- St. Louis facility
- Why
- Workers sought better wages, bonuses, and retirement contributions.
Union (IAM)
Boeing
Contract Value
Union (IAM)
The offer did not meet the union's demands for wages, bonuses, and retirement plans.
Boeing
The company was disappointed with the rejection but planned to move forward with the next phase.
- Strike Duration
- Since August
- Union
- IAM
- Union Membership
- 3,200
- Rejected Offer
- Fourth Offer
- Affected Aircraft
- F-15, F-18, T-7, MQ-25
