NEW YORK — Boeing said on Tuesday it will give its machinists union more time to consider the company's latest labor contract proposal to end a strike that has shuttered two Seattle-area factories.
"We've reached out to the union to give them more time and offer logistical support once they decide to vote," Boeing said, amending a prior statement that set a Friday deadline for workers to accept the deal.
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