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2015 CWA ATT SE Bargaining Report #38

The company showed up at the bargaining table and seemed somewhat ready to negotiate today.  We are working on constructing counter offers that make sense.  As we continue to work without a contract you will continue to be covered by the  of the rules and protections that were in place before the contract expired.

We have received a great amount of support and fully understand that you stand ready to strike if the company fails to negotiate in a proper manner.   Conference calls for Local Presidents will continue to take place.  We are not on strike and are giving the company a chance to move its workforce in the right direction.  Stay in practice by continuing to mobilize and communicate with your local leaders, they will begin planning the logistics in the event a strike is called during the middle of the work day.

We remain confident that our collaborative and well planned efforts are going to move this Union forward.  Despite the company’s rejection of numerous safety related proposals your Union urges you to work safely.

While we are not “business as usual”, we are expected to work under the current terms and conditions of the expired contract.

Thanks to Karen Murphy, CWA Rep for the homemade goodies provided yesterday

It’s Our Turn

To see previous bargaining reports go to http://district3.cwa-union.org/news/all/c/att 

Go to http://district3.cwa-union.org/pages/att-se-signup to sign up for ATT SE Bargaining Updates

Go to http://district3.cwa-union.org/photos/entry/2015_cwa_att_se_bargaining_mobilization to view photos of your brothers and sisters mobilizing around the District

Your Bargaining Committee

Mike Fahrenholt – CWA Rep District 3 – Chair
Thelma Dunlap – Administrative Director District 3 – Co-Chair
David Betz – Alabama
Jonathan Campbell – Kentucky
Herman Junkin – Mississippi
Al Guillory – Louisiana
Johnny Hernandez – Florida
Chris Myrick – North Carolina
Jason LaPorte – South Carolina
Gene Redd – Georgia
Robert Santucci – Tennessee