NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Following the end of a nearly two-month factory worker strike on the West Coast, one union is eyeing South Carolina’s Boeing workforce for potential support.

said Boeing workers in South Carolina "deserve the same opportunity to improve their lives" as union membership has brought to their counterparts on the West Coast. “Imagine the powerful changes ...

Boeing's South Carolina workers are not a part of the strike, but they have been affected by companywide furloughs as the planemaker struggles with the West Coast work stoppage and slumping revenues.

West said Boeing had made progress toward ramping production ... The company’s 787 widebody jet is not impacted, as it is built in South Carolina by a non-unionized workforce.

Last Friday, Boeing’s Chief Financial Officer Brian West said the strike will “jeopardize ... 2011: Boeing builds nonunion plant in South Carolina, thousands of miles away from union's home ...

Boeing South Carolina is home to the entire 787 Dreamliner ... airport and north campuses in North Charleston, as well as its west campus in Orangeburg, according to the SCDC.

The airline manufacturer established operations in South Carolina ... according to Boeing, the company employs 7,800 people total at the two locations in North Charleston and its West Campus ...