CWA Statement on AT&T West Contract Vote



  

    


For release July 6, 2017


Contact: Candice Johnson, CWA Communications, 202-434-1168, cjohnson@cwa-union.org


CWA Statement on AT&T West Contract Vote


Today, members of the Communications Workers of America in District 9 (representing workers in California and Nevada) from all locals participated in counting the votes on the tentative agreement reached with AT&T West covering 17,000 workers.


The result: CWA members did not ratify the tentative agreement by a margin of 53% to 47%.


CWA has notified the Company of the results and is working on next steps.


July 6, 2017 10:37 pm
    

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