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Last month, 129 servers at Pier Sixty in Manhattan, N.Y., voted overwhelmingly in favor of joining CWA.

Last week, members and retirees from across the country joined a CWA Black History town hall meeting hosted by the CWA Human Rights Department.

The Union Bargaining Committee continues to meet with the Company. As we reported last week, there has been movement in a positive direction but it’s minimal and moving at a snail’s pace. Your surveys told us what was important to you, and we continue to let AT&T know that we are not leaving the table without addressing your issues. We will remain at the table and continue to fight as long as it takes.

Constructive conversations were held on various issues this week, and we can report that we had more good discussions with the Company than we have had since the inception of bargaining.  While we are still far apart on important items, your mobilization efforts seem to be resonating with the Company and brought them to the table to bargain.  It’s the pressure from you that forces movement at the table.