Apparently, the company is feeling generous and has a newfound interest in reducing our sick time post-pandemic. Because, you know, our well-being is their top priority. The company also passed a proposal to wash their hands of the burden of providing contracts to us.
The bargaining team convened with the company on Saturday, presenting a proposal to move all positions listed in Appendix E to corresponding titles in Appendix A.
Additionally, the team submitted a Zone upgrade proposal, highlighting the escalating cost of living in California and Nevada. Given the substantial role the Western region plays in the company’s profitability, it is imperative for all of us to work towards preserving and enhancing our standard of living actively.
The company passed its first proposals today to the Union Bargaining Team. Included in the proposal was a massive increase in monthly medical costs in addition to skyrocketing increases in out-of-pocket expenses. If that was not enough, they also passed a proposal to cancel our pensions.
Today, both parties came to the table with opening statements
Show support for your bargaining team by wearing your UNION COLORs to kick off bargaining!
As many of you are aware, our current contract with AT&T will expire soon and we are entering this set
of negotiations with some clear set bargaining goals aimed at securing better working conditions for all
our members.
On Saturday, February 3, 2024, CWA D9 members and U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen, joined labor leaders from across the state at the Nevada State AFL-CIO’s Friends and Family Dinner; where Senator Rosen was recognized by being given the Labor Champion of The Year Award
Please join our siblings at UPTE on the Picket Line as we fight for a fair contract at University of California.
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) will hold in-person and virtual public forums for customers of AT&T to provide input into the company’s two proposals to remove its obligation to provide voice services in its service territories.
Access to telephone landline services could be in jeopardy for some Californians, depending on the results of an upcoming California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) decision