Verizon Shareholders to Vote for Change of Course as Investor and Customer Concerns Grow NEW YORK — Days before Verizon’s annual shareholder meeting, the Communications Workers of America (CWA) announced today that Verizon workers, who also hold an estimated $1.

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Regional Bargaining Report # 67 Friday, April 29, 2016 The Mid-Atlantic Bargaining committee met with the company at 3pm this afternoon. The Union responded to the Company’s latest proposal rejecting parts of its comprehensive package. The Union advised the Company we would respond to its other proposals as soon as the information requested earlier today was provided.

Join CWA District 2-13 Vice President Ed Mooney and members of the District 2-13 Verizon bargaining team for a bargaining update call tomorrow, Sunday May 1, at 6 pm ET. Text CWACALL to 69866. Please register NOW. Advance registration closes at noon on Sunday. On the call we will give an update on the strike and on the key issues in our negotiations with Verizon.

Regional Bargaining Report # 66 Friday, April 29, 2016 While the CWA Mid Atlantic Bargaining Committee was meeting with the company this morning questioning the Company’s latest proposal, CWA members across the region were receiving overnight packages from the Company.

Regional Bargaining Report # 65 Thursday, April 28, 2016 The Mid-Atlantic Regional Committee met with the Company in Philadelphia this afternoon. The Company passed a comprehensive proposal, calling it the last best and final proposal, which still fails to address many of our members’ concerns.

Regional Bargaining Report # 64 Wednesday, April 27, 2016 As reported yesterday, the Mid Atlantic Regional Bargaining committee will be meeting with the Company tomorrow afternoon. This is day 15 of the strike and will only be the third meeting with the Company since the strike was called. The other 2 meetings yielded no agreement. No one should be convinced that this meeting will either.

CUTTING OUR HEALTHCARE IS A SICK IDEA AND VERIZON IS SICK ENOUGH TO DO IT. On May 1st, Verizon will cut our health benefits. Doing so is a choice for the company and it is the last thing they can strip from us. Despite the expense it will cost them, Verizon will use our healthcare benefits as an economic weapon to try and break us.

TO: CWA Members on Strike Against Verizon FROM: Edward F. Mooney, Vice President District 2-13 Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO RE: VERIZON STRIKE: Continuing Medical Coverage While on Strike DATE: April 26, 2016 There have been many questions raised related to continuing medical coverage during the strike.

Regional Bargaining Report # 63 Tuesday, April 26, 2016 Earlier this evening the company reached out to the bargaining committee and requested to meet. The meeting will take place Thursday afternoon. Keep the picket lines strong at the wireless stores and the public engaged in our fight.