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This Week in Labor Drama: Strikes, Surprises, NLRB Rules and Some Star Power

As we wrap up the week, labor unions continue to dominate headlines with a mix of high-stakes negotiations, unexpected political twists, and looming disruptions. From aerospace factories to coffee shops, here’s your quick rundown of the latest union activities that could shake up industries, politics, and consumer spending as we head into next week. Boeing and IAM Mediation: "Big Pay, Big Stakes" The Boeing strike has officially entered its third week, and workers represented by the International Association of Machinists (IAM) are standing their ground. As Boeing and the union return to mediation, the rank-and-file are setting their sights on a hefty 40% pay increase. That’s no small ask, and the stakes couldn’t be higher for the aerospace giant. Both sides are playing hardball. Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol: "Let's Talk (Really?)" In an unexpected twist , Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol has committed to "constructive engagement" with Starbucks Worker

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