Atlanta union members continue picketing outside AT&T’s Atlanta headquarters as the strike moves into its third week.
Southeast AT&T workers continue to strike as contract negotiations between Communications Workers of America and the telecommunications company broke down over the Labor Day weekend after AT&T introduced a federal mediator.
After two weeks without pay, there is no contract for the more than 17,000 striking workers across the southeast. Following the expiration of the current contract, wireline technicians, customer service representatives, and thousands of other workers across nine states walked off the job on Aug. 16 after negotiations stalled.
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