Striking union workers at Boeing (BA) voted 90% to approve a four-year contract proposal from the union, one that management at the company has already refused to consider, Dan Catchpole of Reuters reports. International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Worker, IAM, leadership said Boeing could end the 46-day-long strike by accepting the offer. “It’s unfortunate that union leadership led its members to vote on something that isn’t real,” Boeing Defense Vice President Dan Gillian said in a statement, according to Reuters.
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