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Boeing's Social Conflict: the Shadow of Subcontracting Hovering on the Production of Military Aircraft
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The social arm continues at Boeing, where 3,200 workers at several sites dedicated to the production of aircraft and military weapons have been on strike since 4 August. In the face of this situation, the management of the American aircraft manufacturer anticipates a continuation of the movement "for weeks or even months", according to an internal memo addressed to the staff of the St. Louis region (Missouri). In order to maintain its activity, …
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