HUNTINGTON —
The United Steelworkers are reviewing a tentative agreement between the union and Special Metals.
Media outlets report union members were reviewing a contract proposal submitted by the company Friday. Union members are working under the extension of a contract that expired at midnight Friday.
The union represents about 400 workers at the Huntington alloy plant.
Union representative Denny Longwell told WCHS-TV that most workers were happy with the proposal, but others wish it was better.
Workers and union representatives have said health insurance premiums are an issue.
State News
August 12, 2012
Steelworkers reviewing Special Metals proposal
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