love the framing of a worker action "costing" the economy money. ever since a citations ep pointed out how it's always worker actions that "cost" or "damage" a "fragile" economy, .... while just rolling over and accepting declining wages as inflation ramps up is always accompanied with endless editorializing of the economy being "strong". because it's obviously fucked, so the mouthpieces must inform us all that it's great and powerful.

any objective view of fundamental numbers show that any reduction in economic activity during worker action is immediately corrected after the action ends and generally results in remarkable improvement because workers are the economy. the powerful parasitic shitwads at the top diverting value into stock buybacks, policy capture, overshore accounts, and various speculative financial schemes are the fucking blackhole that fucks the economy.

Time for them to go back to work and forget about the labor movement for another decade

It's a shame they didn't budge on the pension, that was one of the major demands.

Boeing agreed to match 401(k) contributions up to 8 percent.

Nothing sinister about indirectly “gifting” stocks in your own company

So did they get labor conditions changes? or just more money and getting fired special? (according to wsws they didn't, but they are very negative around union bureaucracy)

Are these plane Boeing workers or munition Boeing workers?

Timing is interesting. Have to wonder if the union saw the chance of Trump winning and decided it wasn't worth the risk given it would strengthen Boeing's position if he did and Kamala wasn't going to do much for their position if she won.