ATT Mobility bargaining update

CWA / AT&T 2026 “Orange” Contract Bargaining

February 6, 2026 – Bargaining Report #8 

The Union bargaining committee continued talks with AT&T over the last several days. AT&T continues to make proposals that do not address the needs of our members. The Company also continues to reject the proposals that are most important. The bargaining committee is still waiting on several information requests to be filled as well. 

We are working on issues related to scheduling, First Net, commissions and quality of life issues. The company has yet to show any interest in any real improvements. We will continue to fight for the changes that you demanded in the bargaining surveys. 

The contract expiration date is rapidly approaching, so we hope AT&T gets serious about doing the right thing by their employees. The company knows you are mobilized and standing behind us, keep it up! 

Stay mobilized and stay angry! 

In Solidarity, 

Mike Baxter, Local 1101 

Frank Oliva, Local 1298 

Jeff Reamer, Local 13000 

Cindy Neumeyer, Local 13500 

Ann Vogler, Local 2009 

Danielle Brewer-Collier, Local 4900 

Rosa Wilson, Local 7110 

Pamela DeMendez, Local 9413 

Pat Telesco, CWA Co-chair 

Jane Phillips, CWA Co-chair

CWA / AT&T 2026 “Orange” Contract Bargaining

January 30, 2026 – Bargaining Report #7

As bargaining continues, it is clear that AT&T does not value your work. The company continues to deny Union proposals intended to increase compensation and help their employees keep up with rising costs. In addition to rejecting our proposals, the company continues to try to shift the cost of medical benefits to you.

The Union is also fighting for the company to take greater steps to provide security for their employees. As we see in Minneapolis, the world can be a dangerous place right now and we expect the company to have a plan to keep you safe. While the company does have some safety procedures in place, we are fighting to make sure it’s clear and comprehensive.

Your bargaining team will continue negotiating as long as it takes to get a fair and equitable contract for you! Please stay in touch with your local mobilizers and stay in the fight with us.

Stay mobilized and stay angry!

In Solidarity,

Mike Baxter, Local 1101

Frank Oliva, Local 1298

Jeff Reamer, Local 13000

Cindy Neumeyer, Local 13500

Ann Vogler, Local 2009

Danielle Brewer-Collier, Local 4900

Rosa Wilson, Local 7110

Pamela DeMendez, Local 9413

Pat Telesco, CWA Co-chair

Jane Phillips, CWA Co-chair

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CWA / AT&T 2026 “Orange” Contract Bargaining 

January 21, 2026 – Bargaining Report #4 

Bargaining with AT&T continued over the last couple of days. Your bargaining committee met with the Company and discussed many issues across several titles. Scheduling for call centers, retail, work from home and IHX issues were discussed at length. We expressed the importance of fair scheduling so people can plan their lives and spend time with their families. We also discussed the diminished headcount at the retail locations and the stress it creates.

The bargaining committee also spent a lot of time discussing First Net deployment for the wireless technicians. The bargaining team expressed the need for training equipment and fair dispatching.

The Union has filed numerous information requests that the company is still working on fulfilling. We will continue to press them for all necessary information so we can make the most effective proposals possible.

Once again, we appreciate your support!

Stay mobilized!

In Solidarity, 

Mike Baxter, Local 1101 

Frank Oliva, Local 1298 

Jeff Reamer, Local 13000 

Cindy Neumeyer, Local 13500 

Ann Vogler, Local 2009 

Danielle Brewer-Collier, Local 4900 

Rosa Wilson, Local 7110 

Pamela DeMendez, Local 9413 

Pat Telesco, CWA Co-chair 

Jane Phillips, CWA Co-chair