Boeing pulls healthcare coverage for striking machinists as WA taxpayers step up
(The Center Square) – Boeing machinists who’ve been on strike nearly three weeks are getting some help from state taxpayers in the form of healthcare and dental coverage, which lapsed for them on Sept. 30, due to the walkout.
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