Boeing Engineers Slow Work on Contract Offer, Union Says
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Some Boeing Co. engineers are slowing work by adhering strictly to rules, a move that may widen if contract talks during a record production boost don’t yield a better offer from the planemaker, a union leader said.
The moves, carried out by “dozens of employees” in clusters along production lines, aren’t organized by the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace, said Ray Goforth, its executive director. The number of participants may grow into the hundreds, he said.