Boeing company facility in Irving, Texas. Credit: JHVEPhoto/Adobe Stock
While the 33,000 Boeing machinists did not end the strike on Monday with a renewed pension plan, the two-month strike did give them a boost to 401(k) contributions and their paychecks. The workers' strike, which halted airplane manufacturing at plants around the Northwest, ended with a 59 percent vote in approval of the contract offer from Boeing.
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