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“Boeing and Striking Workers to Resume Mediated Negotiations After Wage Proposal Rejection”

Boeing and striking factory workers are set to resume mediated negotiations on Tuesday, following a significant rejection of the company's wage proposal by the workers last week. The union representing the workers, IAM-District 751, announced that discussions will take place with federal mediators from the and Conciliation Service (FMCS) alongside Boeing. The machinists union, which represents over 33,000 members in the Seattle area, shared the update on its website late Saturday. The upcoming talks aim to address the concerns raised by the workers and seek a resolution to the ongoing strike.
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Question 1: When will the mediated talks between Boeing and the striking factory workers resume?

Answer: The mediated talks will resume on Tuesday.

Question 2: What was the outcome of the workers' vote regarding Boeing's wage proposal?

Answer: Workers voted overwhelmingly to reject the wage proposal from Boeing.

Question 3: Which union represents the striking factory workers at Boeing?

Answer: The workers are represented by IAM-District 751, a chapter of the machinists union.

Question 4: How many union members does IAM-District 751 represent in the Seattle region?

Answer: IAM-District 751 represents more than 33,000 union members in the Seattle region.

Question 5: Which federal agency is involved in facilitating the mediated talks?

Answer: The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) is involved in facilitating the mediated talks.