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Solidarity for AT&T Southeast Workers Fighting for a Fair Contract

CWA members at AT&T Southeast are holding informational pickets and stepping up mobilization to make sure the company knows they’re determined to reach a fair contract. CWA Local 3122 members in Miami show their support for the bargaining team. Every Thursday, call center workers wear red and network workers wear orange.

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Unfair Labor Practice Strikes at AT&T Southeast

CWA locals representing AT&T workers in two District 3 locations held unfair labor practices strikes last week. Both locals reported a successful resolution of issues that provoked the strikes. In New Orleans, above, members of CWA Local 3410 walked out on Aug.

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CWA President Shelton Leads Thousands of AT&T Southeast Workers in Atlanta Rally

CWA President Chris Shelton and District 3 Vice President Richard Honeycutt joined nearly a thousand CWAers at an informational picket and rally outside AT&T headquarters in Atlanta this past Saturday. CWA President Shelton marches with CWAers at AT&T rally in Atlanta.

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AT&T Settlement

New article posted on www.cwa2222.org: Big Win for AT&T Mobility Members The Local would like to thank CWA Staff Representative Jim Byrne for his persistance in persuing grivances for AT&T Mobility members. CWA has prevailed in a grievance filed on belhalf of members at Mobility who no longer receive monthly parking fees from AT&T.

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AT&T reportedly had close ‘partnership’ with NSA giving agency access to emails

AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) worked in close “partnership” with the National Security Agency for decades to give the spy agency information about billions of emails, according to media reports. The reports, in the New York Times and ProPublica, used NSA documents obtained from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.

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AN AT&T-DIRECTV MERGER POSES THREAT TO CONSUMERS

AT&T’s bid to buy DirecTV has been floating under the radar, drawing neither the scrutiny nor the scorn of Comcast’s recently abandoned proposal to buy Time Warner Cable. But that doesn’t make the deal any better for consumers.

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