Douglas Woolam News Today

More than 10,000 John Deere workers will extend their strike into a third week after union members late Tuesday voted down a contract offer that included an immediate 10% pay raise and $8,500 signing bonus.

Most workers at Deere & Co. rejected a contract offer Tuesday that would have given them 10% raises and decided to remain on strike in the hopes of securing a better deal.

Most workers at Deere & Co. rejected a contract offer Tuesday that would have given them 10% raises and decided to remain on strike in the hopes of securing a

Employees would have received wages between $22.13 an hour and $33.05 an hour.

Employees would have received wages between $22.13 an hour and $33.05 an hour.

Most workers at Deere & Co. rejected a contract offer Tuesday that would have given them 10% raises and decided to remain on strike in the hopes of securing a better deal.

Employees would have received wages between $22.13 an hour and $33.05 an hour under the latest rejected contract, depending on their position.

Employees would have received wages between $22.13 an hour and $33.05 an hour.

The disputed contract covers over 10,000 Deere union workers at 12 facilities in Iowa, Illinois and Kansas.

Employees would have received wages between $22.13 an hour and $33.05 an hour under the latest rejected contract, depending on their position.