A union representing workers at Boeing Co.’s St. Louis-area defense factories urged US lawmakers from Missouri to intervene and nudge the planemaker to reach a deal.

Workers are determined to reject a contract requiring new employees to wait 12 years for top pay, with 20 percent wage increases that tariff-driven inflation would quickly erode.

Over 3,200 Boeing workers are on strike, halting fighter jet production and exposing the fragile U.S. defense supply chain.

We definitely want to go back to work,” Beem said. “We want to build these planes. I take a lot of pride in what I do.” ...

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The union representing Boeing employees who build fighter jets says they have begun a strike after about 3,200 workers at ...

This company has become a joke. They put stock price and rate before safety and way before employee well-being.” ...