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Machinists at CT-based jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney vote to go on strike
WALLINGFORD — More than 3,000 Connecticut-based machinists at jet-engine maker Pratt & Whitney will go on strike, after they rejected Sunday a new contract — an emphatic expression of worker discontent at one of the world’s largest aerospace-and-defense manufacturing companies.
In a statement on Monday, Ukraine said: "Nine months after the start of the Kursk operation, Ukraine's Defence Forces ...
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Europe’s long-range strike project nears choice of lead contractorsEuropean NATO members have a capability gap in long-ranged strike compared with Russia, which operates several ...
As the rain poured harder, MacKenzie Gore didn’t let up. Neither the inclement weather nor a slip on the wet mound deterred ...
Members of three unions - Unite, the GMB and Unison - planned to walk out on Tuesday after rejecting an earlier deal.
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About 2,500 workers at submarine builder Electric Boat shipyard in Connecticut plan to strike on May 18 if a tentative ...
The University of Oregon Student Workers union rallied through campus, disrupting Unthank Hall dining and a presentation in ...
An adjustment in how umpires are graded has impacted ball-strike calls during the season’s first month, leaving players to ...
Private bus operator Boxcar Inc. aims to ramp up service as a potential New Jersey Transit rail workers strike threatens to ...
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