BATH, Maine (AP) Striking production workers have started voting on a proposed three-year contract at Bath Iron Works.
Workers represented by Machinists Local S6 went on strike June 22 and a federal mediator helped to break a stalemate and bring the two sides together for a tentative agreement.
Voting is taking place online and by telephone, instead of in person, because of the coronavirus pandemic. Voting began at 12:01 a.m. Friday and wraps up at noon on Sunday.
If the contract is approved, workers will begin returning to their jobs building Navy destroyers on Monday.
