ATI Employees Respond to Proposed Labor Agreements
ATI (NYSE: ATI) faces mixed results in labor agreement negotiations.
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ATI (NYSE: ATI) faces mixed results in labor agreement negotiations. The company's Specialty Rolled Products employees in Western Pennsylvania and Lockport, New York, along with the United Steelworkers (USW), failed to ratify a successor labor agreement. In response, ATI and USW have extended the expired agreement through April 30, 2025, while negotiations continue.
On a positive note, ATI successfully reached an agreement with USW for Specialty Alloys and Components employees at the 34th Avenue facility in Albany, Oregon. This new agreement, which includes a competitive wage and benefit package, will be effective from March 1, 2025, to February 28, 2031.
Positive
- Successful labor agreement reached for Albany, Oregon facility through 2031
- Temporary extension secured until April 30, 2025 for failed agreement locations
Negative
- Failed labor agreement ratification at Western PA and Lockport, NY facilities
- Ongoing labor negotiations create operational uncertainty
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ATI is pleased to have reached agreement with the USW for Specialty Alloys and Components employees at the 34th Avenue facility in
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