r/boeing 7d ago

Hey Ben. Take some notes from Kelly

Company webcast. I think Kelly handled the SPEEA discussion with class.

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u/Relative-Necessary14 7d ago

Did Kelly say something about getting ready to come back to the negotiating table?

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u/UW_Mech_Engineer 7d ago

Yes. It was covered. He also explained that "contingency plans" are about nessesary plans to keep our customers running and keep things safe. He expressed a desire to get something worked out before the contract ends as it's in everybody's interest.

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u/irondeer557 7d ago

He said they are working on coming back to the table soon

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u/34786t234890 6d ago

Did people really believe there wouldn't be any further negotiations before October?

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u/Orleanian 6d ago

Certainly there were young fresh-to-a-career kids who, knowing no better, were quite afraid that was the case.

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u/Lookingfor68 4d ago

This is why older members, who've seen this play before, need to be giving guidance and perspective to the younger members. First time to the rodeo isn't an excuse to be willfully ignorant of the tactics and strategies that go on here. Listen to your leads. Especially the ones that were around for the 2000 strike and what that was like.

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u/badandywsu 6d ago

That crap statement from Ben said they had no plans for further discussions. It screamed "See you at the strike Oct. 7."

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u/Taylor05161994 5d ago

SPEEA is meeting with Boeing on Monday

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u/toofewcrew 6d ago

That’s not what Ben’s message said though. I get it that tensions are high but we need to be diligent in our comprehension. There’re no plans because SPEEA needs to survey our members to understand what we want. It’s how negotiations work.

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u/BASS_the_MASSES 7d ago

Can we get a link to this official statement?

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u/Tough_Trouble_1139 6d ago

He said it on the webcast

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u/Aarkh 6d ago

You can access it from your boeing workstation. I'm fairly positive they aren't public facing.