About 175 UAW Local 405 workers plan to strike Triumph Engine Control Systems starting Nov. 2
Key points
- About 175 workers plan to strike from Nov. 2 over wages, job security and health care
- Members voted 148-1 to authorize the strike; the contract expired at midnight on Oct. 31
- The union alleges multiple unfair labor practices by the company
About 175 UAW Local 405 members who build and overhaul fuel systems for U.S. military aircraft plan to begin an unfair labor practice strike at Triumph Engine Control Systems on Nov. 2 after talks stalled over wages, job security and health care. The contract expired at midnight on Oct. 31. Members voted 148-1 to authorize a strike. According to the union, the company has committed multiple unfair labor practices and has refused to offer a fair economic package.
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