Dominic Gates

The union members will vote until 5 p.m. today on the contract offer, after Boeing earlier announced another staggering quarterly loss in excess of $6 billion.

| By Dominic Gates | The Seattle Times Boeing Machinists will vote Wednesday on whether to accept the latest contract offer and end their month-old strike or to reject it and stay out.

Boeing Machinists on Wednesday rejected a contract offer meant to end the nearly six-week strike, with 64% voting against the proposal.

By Boeing's leaders have few options as they consider the potential damage of the Machinists' rejection Wednesday of another bid to end the six-week strike.

New Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg had a message for striking Machinists -- accept the latest offer, or the next one will be worse.

Striking Boeing Machinists union members are voting today on the company's latest bid to end their strike, now in its ninth week.

Striking Boeing Machinists union members are voting today on the company's latest bid to end their strike, now in its ninth week.

On strike since Sept. 13, Machinists union members approved Boeing's latest offer and prepared to return to work Wednesday.

SEATTLE — Striking Machinists voted Monday to approve the company's most recent contract offer, ending a strike and enabling Boeing to begin restarting

By In a goodwill gesture to Boeing employees who were furloughed during the Machinists' strike, new CEO Kelly Ortberg on Thursday afternoon sent out a message saying the company will return the pay they lost.