Striking Boeing machinists losing company-paid health care coverage
Monday marked the 18th day of the strike and the final day the machinists had company-paid health care. EVERETT, Wash. — Striking Boeing machinists are at risk of losing their company-paid health care as their standoff with the aerospace company continues.
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