Overview
- More than 3,000 union members approved the agreement on November 13, ending a walkout that stretched past 100 days.
- Boeing said production teams will reunite the week of November 17 after the vote ended a months-long stoppage.
- The deal drops a planned employee stock distribution in favor of immediate cash, reflecting worker feedback for upfront pay.
- The company guaranteed returning strikers a job at their current sites, addressing concerns after it recruited permanent replacements in September.
- This was the fifth contract vote since late July, covering about 3,200 workers at St. Louis–area and Mascoutah plants that build the F‑15, F‑18, T‑7 Red Hawk and MQ‑25.