We are CWA members on strike at AT&T Southeast because AT&T is refusing to engage in good faith negotiations for a new contract.

AT&T is a highly profitable company, with over $16 billion in profits in 2023. It is set to receive millions from the federal government to build high-speed internet connections to every business and household.

We are a big part of AT&T’s success, but we have been at the bargaining table since June without making significant progress despite our best efforts.

The National Labor Relations Act requires companies to bargain in good faith. We have filed unfair labor practice charges against the company and will remain on strike until AT&T is ready to move forward toward a new contract.

We want to be on the job, providing the quality service that our customers deserve and getting to work making sure every household and business in the Southeast has reliable high-speed internet service.

Tell AT&T to show us the respect we deserve and get serious about bargaining a fair contract.