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Boeing factory workers reject wage deal, extending strike

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SEATTLE (Reuters) – Boeing (NYSE:BA) U.S. factory workers rejected a new wage offer on Wednesday, extending a strike that is crippling the finances of the troubled planemaker and its suppliers.

Boeing’s biggest union said 64% of its some 30,000 workers in the U.S. Pacific Northwest voted against the contract, which included a 35% pay increase spread over four years.

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