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Pratt & Whitney Union Members Approve New Contract, Strike Concludes

  • On Tuesday, approximately 3,000 Pratt & Whitney machinists in Connecticut voted in favor of a four-year agreement, bringing an end to their three-week strike.
  • The strike began on May 5 due to disputes over wages, job security, and benefits, marking the first walkout since 2001.
  • The new contract includes wage increases of 6% in the first year and 3.5% in 2026, improved retirement benefits, and guarantees plant operations through 2029.
  • Union president Wayne McCarthy said the deal provides "real gains for our members" and the company praised the contract for recognizing the workforce’s skill.
  • With 74% voting in favor, members will return to work on Wednesday, and the agreement suggests renewed stability and continued employment at East Hartford and Middletown.
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Pratt & Whitney machinists end 3-week strike after approving a new contract

About 3,000 machinists at jet engine-maker Pratt & Whitney in Connecticut have approved a new four-year contract, ending a three-week strike over wages, job security and other issues.

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NBC Connecticut broke the news in Connecticut, United States on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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