Tentative Agreement with AT&T West



  

    
For release Friday, July 14, 2017


 


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


 


CWA Statement on AT&T West Negotiations


 


The Communications Workers of America has reached a tentative agreement with AT&T West with the help of a federal mediator. The proposed contract covers 17,000 workers in California and Nevada.


 


CWA local presidents are meeting to discuss details of the proposed agreement; information is being sent to the membership and a ratification vote is being scheduled.


July 14, 2017 2:29 pm
    

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