AT&T Respects Employees’ Rights to Form a Union

Add your voice to 40,000 (and growing number of) AT&T Mobility (formerly Cingular) workers who have a voice in their jobs. Through representation with the 700,000-member Communications Workers of America, we have made a big difference at our company.

Since 2005, more than 19,000 of our co-workers from the old AT&T Wireless have joined us by organizing with CWA at AT&T Mobility. By joining together in a union, we have negotiated contracts with management, winning significant improvements in our jobs, benefits, and working conditions. These improvements include:

  • Wage progression steps that provide automatic 6-month increases;
  • Annual wage increases in addition to our 6-month wage progression;
  • A health plan that provides better coverage for less cost and that is protected against price increases or changes for the duration of our union contract;
  • A grievance procedure which gives us the right to address unfair disciplinary actions and violations of our union contract;
  • Improved career opportunities and
  • Enhanced job security.

 

Click here to read what AT&T Mobility workers say about having a union and a voice in their jobs.

Contact Us

Interested in getting CWA representation? Contact the CWA representative in your area, send us an e-mail, or leave a voice mail message for CWA at 800-424-2872.

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