Striking workers at Boeing will vote next week on a new offer that could end a walkout that has lasted more than a month

Jet maker and machinists union reach tentative deal, including 35% wage increase, to end strike that halted most of the company’s production

Boeing has made a new contract offer with a higher wage increase and other incentives in an attempt to end the strike. The union will vote Wednesday.

The machinists union that represents more than 33,000 workers said that the deal includes raises of 35 percent over the four-year life of the contract.

By David Shepardson (Reuters) -Striking machinists at Boeing will vote Wednesday on a new contract proposal that includes a 35% pay hike over four years that could end a costly five-week-old strike, the company and union said Saturday.

A tentative agreement has been reached between Boeing and the roughly 33,000 mechanists that went on strike last month, the union announced Saturday. “We are finalizing the strike settlement

Acting US Labor Secretary Julie Su is in Seattle to help Boeing Co. and the union representing 33,000 striking factory workers resolve a crippling five-week strike that has shown little sign of ending.

A union representing striking machinists at Boeing said Friday it is actively engaged in indirect discussions with the planemaker that are being facilitated by Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Julie Su.

The union for 33,000 striking Boeing Co. factory workers said it’s “actively engaged in indirect discussions” with the embattled planemaker, a possible sign of progress toward ending the five-week walkout.

A union representing striking machinists at Boeing said on Friday it is "actively engaged in indirect discussions" with the planemaker that are being facilitated by Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Julie Su.