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AT&T West Bargaining Update 2024

AT&T West Bargaining Update #3

February 25, 2024 No Comments

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.

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AT&T West Bargaining Update 2024

AT&T West Bargaining Update #2

February 23, 2024 No Comments

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.

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CWA President’s Update

December 21, 2023 No Comments

I am writing to follow up on the meeting that I, along with Secretary-Treasurer Ameenah Salaam, our Chief of Staff, and members of the Executive Board who represent AT&T members, had with AT&T CEO John Stankey and other AT&T decision makers on December 4-5.

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CWA President’s Update

November 30, 2023 No Comments

To that end, I am pleased to let you know that I, along with our Chief of Staff and members of the Executive Board who represent AT&T members, will be meeting with AT&T CEO John Stankey and other AT&T decision makers on December 4-5.

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Orange Contract Tentative Agreement Highlights

June 27, 2022 No Comments

The agreement includes adjustments for inflation, limits mandatory overtime, curtails the outsourcing of jobs to authorized retailers, adds privacy protections for call center representatives who are working from home, increases parental leave, extends job security protections, and more! With this agreement, we have the security of knowing that our wages will continue to grow over the next four years.

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