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Bargaining began today in Denver in hopes to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement on or before the expiration date of February 9, 2013.

AT&T mobility, as a major American economic engine, has a responsibility to create good paying, middle class jobs to strengthen and rebuild Main Street America. By providing good, living wages, workers can afford to purchase AT&T products and services. This creates local economic growth and rebuilds the middle class.

We, the employees of AT&T Wireless of certain states, have a contract with the company that influences our working conditions, income and benefits. This contract comes up for renegotiation every few years and is scheduled again for January 22, 2013.

CWA bargaining continues at CenturyLink, AT&T Mobility, the New York Times, and Frontier Communications.

Building on District 3?s organizing momentum in Mississippi, AT&T Mobility retail store workers in Louisiana joined CWA.