3,000 Pratt & Whitney Workers Strike in Connecticut | Aerospace & Defense | advancedmanufacturing.org
About 3,000 union workers at Pratt & Whitney sites in Connecticut have gone on strike after failing to negotiate a new contract.
About 3,000 union workers at Pratt & Whitney sites in Connecticut have gone on strike after failing to negotiate a new contract.
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