Boeing's Next Move: New Wage Offer for Striking Workers

Boeing plans to present an improved wage proposal to the union of over 33,000 striking factory workers on the U.S. West Coast. The workers, responsible for building the 737 MAX jet, began their strike on September 13 after rejecting previous offers from the aerospace giant.

Boeing is set to present an enhanced wage proposal to the union representing more than 33,000 striking factory workers on the U.S. West Coast, sources told Reuters.

These workers, who are essential to the production of Boeing's top-selling 737 MAX aircraft, have been on strike since September 13.

The strike was initiated after employees turned down two earlier offers from the company, seeking better compensation.

(With inputs from agencies.)