Contract talks set to resume Thursday between Pratt & Whitney and striking workers
Over 3,000 workers in East Hartford and Middletown could soon lose their health care and other company benefits.
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May 20, 2025, 11:48 AM
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Updated 7 hr ago
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2ds agoContract talks are set to resume Thursday between Pratt & Whitney and striking workers.
Over 3,000 workers in East Hartford and Middletown could soon lose their health care and other company benefits.
The potential termination of benefits was communicated to workers in a May 8 letter to employees.
Leaders and state officials say they're trying to get the workers covered through Access Health CT - the state's health insurance marketplace.
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