CWA / ATTM Orange CBA – Bargaining Report #2

CWA / AT&T 2026 “Orange” Contract Bargaining 

January 14, 2026 – Bargaining Report #2

The Union bargaining team met with AT&T again today. The Union expressed serious concerns about benefits, scheduling, training, dispatching and monitoring, among other issues. Your bargaining team has and will continue filing information requests to better address these issues. We know that all the different titles in the Orange contract have issues specific to their group and there are bigger issues that affect all titles. We will fight for each group and address all issues. We must remain united in this fight.

The company has already shown an interest in shifting more costs to their employees while lining the pockets of their executives. AT&T has added 18 million wireless customers over the last 5 years, and given their top executives enormous pay increases, it makes it all the more infuriating when they try to shift costs to you. You make this company successful, and you should share in that success. We are here to fight for you. 

Stay Mobilized and keep up the fight!!

In Solidarity,

Mike Baxter, Local 1101

Frank Oliva, Local 1298 

Jeff Reamer, Local 13000 

Cindy Neumeyer, Local 13500

Ann Vogler, Local 2009

Danielle Brewer-Collier, Local 4900

Rosa Wilson, Local 7110

Pamela DeMendez, Local 9413

Pat Telesco, D1 CWA Co-chair

Jane Phillips, D4 CWA Co-cha

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