Assembly Breaking News

Honeywell, Union Remain Far Apart in Talks

KANSAS CITY, MO-Honeywell and striking union workers met again about a contract offer, but the parties remain far apart in negotiations. Members of the International Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers have been on strike for what is now 26 days at Honeywell’s defense technology assembly plant here.MORE

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Events

December 13, 2022

Product Stewardship: How and Why?

Manufacturers are becoming increasingly concerned with the environmental impact of their assembly operations and the products they churn out. In this webinar, Amanda Nicholson, Chief Operating Officer of the Product Stewardship Institute, will discuss how EPR policies and laws can influence design choices and how they can benefit businesses — leveling the playing field for all.

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January 31, 2023

Manufacturing Expenditures in 2023? What to Expect: Capital Equipment Survey Report

What capital equipment will assemblers buy next year and how much money will they spend on it? Will manufacturers continue to invest in people, plants and equipment? Or is the U.S. headed for a recession? John Sprovieri, Chief Editor of ASSEMBLY, will answer these questions and more as he reports on the findings of ASSEMBLY magazine’s 26th annual capital equipment spending survey.

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