Bargaining Update

DIRECTV members at the Tulsa, Okla., call center are CWA proud.

DIRECTV Customer Service

CWA members at DIRECTV customer call and commercial retention call centers have ratified first contracts.

The contracts cover 2,000 workers in Huntsville, Ala.; Tulsa, Okla.; Huntington, WVa.; Eden Prairie, Minn.; and Denver.

Click here for specific contract details for each center.

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AT&T West

CWAers from California and Nevada leafleted participants attending the AT&T Developer Summit in Las Vegas. CWA members at AT&T West are mobilizing for a fair contract, and urged Summit attendees not to be "distracted by the flashy technologies you see at this year’s Developer Summit."

AT&T West is pushing to undercut frontline technicians and ship good jobs overseas, and CWAers are fighting back. Read more here.

CWAers spent a day leafleting participants at the AT&T Developer Summit in Las Vegas, one of the biggest tech events of the year.

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E-ZPASS

E-ZPass workers in Staten Island, NY, through member solidarity and action including speaking out at MTA meetings in the community, reached a tentative four-year agreement that beats back concessions, provides for across the board wage increases across all departments, improves the absence plan, and adds union security language.

CWA Local 1102 members made a number of major strides in this agreement, some of them groundbreaking.

Congratulations to the CWAers and bargaining committee who worked so hard for this win, including CWA Local 1102 President Steve Lawton, Staff Reps Ricky Morrison and John Dempsey, and all of Local 1102.

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Momentive

Workers at Momentive in Waterford, NY, have been on strike since November 2. They are standing together for each other, the community, and all working people who want to earn a good living in this country.

"This is bigger than Waterford. This fight is for the whole country. Corporations are just getting greedier and greedier every day," said John Gamache, a Momentive worker for 22 years.

Watch and share this video on Facebook to spread the word.