Service & Solidarity Spotlight: AT&T Orange Mobility Workers Secure Tentative Agreement

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Communications Workers of America (CWA) members have reached a tentative agreement on a new AT&T Mobility Orange contract.
 
The bargaining unit includes thousands of AT&T technicians, customer service representatives and retail workers across 36 states and Washington, D.C., who have been organizing for months to secure a fair deal.

“This strong tentative agreement is a reflection of our members’ dedication to holding AT&T accountable for their corporate greed,” said CWA District 1 Vice President Dennis Trainor. “Whether handing out flyers at AT&T-sponsored March Madness basketball games or holding informational picket signs at busy intersections, CWA members mobilized for higher wages, stronger benefits, job security, and more. This is a tentative agreement that reflects their fight and delivers for both AT&T workers and the customers they serve.”