Blue Bird's Collective Bargaining Agreement Gets United Steelworkers Ratification
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By Sabela Ojea
Blue Bird said its collective bargaining agreement has been ratified by United Steelworkers.
The manufacturer of electric and low-emission school buses on Friday said that eligible members of the U.S. union voted overwhelmingly in favor of the three-year agreement.
The company didn't provide additional details about the collective bargaining agreement.
The CBA, which comes about a year after Blue Bird workers voted to join the U.S. union, covers more than 1,500 production workers at the company's Fort Valley, Ga. facility.
Write to Sabela Ojea at sabela.ojea@wsj.com; @sabelaojeaguix
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