AT&T Mobility Bargaining Continues Past Contract Deadline in District 6

Bargaining continues for a new contract for 9,300 AT&T Mobility workers in District 6 as negotiators remained far apart on many issues past the Feb. 25 contract expiration date.

CWA's bargaining committee is standing strong, rejecting AT&T Mobility's demands for givebacks in pay, pensions, subcontracting and other areas.

"I am extremely disappointed that the company has retrogressive demands they expect our members to accept while they are refusing to bring work back into the bargaining unit," said District 6 Vice President Claude Cummings. "Unfortunately, the company was not willing to offer an agreement in line with the huge profits that our members have generated for them."

The CWA bargaining team worked through the night reviewing the company's latest proposal.

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