Sunday, August 23, 2026
Boeing engineers and technicians reject contract, authorize strike
Members of SPEEA, Boeing's largest union representing about 17,000 salaried engineers and technical staff, voted on August 21 to reject a four-year tentative contract, with engineers voting 64.3% against and technicians 71.9% against. Both units separately authorized a strike, by 87.9% and 89.7% respectively, if no new agreement is reached before the current contracts expire October 6, and Boeing said it is diverting funds toward its strike contingency plan.
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