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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - AT&T workers walked off the job Friday and picketed at AT&T locations throughout San Diego.

The 1,700 AT&T employees on strike include technicians as well as people who answer the phone.

According to the labor union that represents the AT&T employees, the company's willful disregard of the union's request of documentation pertaining the usage reports of AT&T's monitoring practices was the reason for the strike.

Executive Vice President, Tosha Broadnax, stated, "The documents requested are necessary to protect our members from the constant abuse of the monitoring system by management. We have a contractual right to request and receive these reports."

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Wow, who pays more to the scabs, AT&T or Verizon?

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Post ID: @1hpk+HuOsseE

If the unions would like to make a difference , they would have a nationwide strike, unfortunately For example ATT union had the opportunity to do so, and dropped the ball,I wonder why...POLITICS

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Post ID: @rvp+HuOsseE

Wow, job opportunities for people who want good jobs on either coast. Looks like the CWA is losing even more dues paying members.

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Post ID: @xyb+HuOsseE

More pigs for the slaughter

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Post ID: @oxb+HuOsseE

This is what we need more of in the USA. All unions or at least most unions working together as they do in Europe. Examples such as Strikes Across Europe in which unions support each other and get attention from companies and government when they join together and can shut down business as usual.

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Post ID: @lic+HuOsseE

Lookout 1%ers the Unions are waking up after a 35 year map. Corporate greed and bullying is not en vogue anymore!

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