Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Has anyone heard anything about mobility going on strike ?

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Post ID: @OP+LLP5NUU

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There is 0% chance of a strike. If you think that anything else is likely, well, you're mistaken. Get your Team Colors ironed and ready for Sunday! :)

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Post ID: @2uqo+LLP5NUU

The bargaining team is made up of mobility employees so stop with the b---s--- I see here. And yes have the contracts dispointed us before yes but we got to vote on them and we voted yes. The only reason the union has given in is because mobility workers are apethic and don't get involved enough.

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Post ID: @2wtd+LLP5NUU

Are any actual working union members directly involved in the negotiations or is it all people in expensive suits?

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Post ID: @2jlk+LLP5NUU

ATT Mobility for the history that it's been under union control has never been on strike. There is virtually 0 percent chance of it. Like every other time, the we will either work under an extended contract, or no contract at all.

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Post ID: @2kqu+LLP5NUU

Not happening, the union illusion of a great outcome

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Post ID: @2nbq+LLP5NUU

What market is this for?

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Post ID: @1gya+LLP5NUU

And striking is your power and forum to get T to listen- worked for VZ. Good luck to all. Sounds like a very hostile environment.

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Post ID: @1jxk+LLP5NUU

Wireless and wireline should both Strike that will send the evil T a strong message! 👺

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Post ID: @1wnh+LLP5NUU

The people will vote for a strike for sure but how many will actually walk out is a joke. ATT knows that and takes full advantage of the CWA.

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Post ID: @hah+LLP5NUU

Lol, there will be no strike. The vote was an authorization vote. It only allows the CWA to call a strike if they feel it's necessary during negotiations. It doesn't mean there is a strike as soon as the contract expires.

You will work without a contract (or potentially extend the expiration for a short period of time) until a deal is reached.

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Post ID: @gox+LLP5NUU

What parts of the company are supported by union jobs? I don't know anything about the union but if they are messing with you and 94% vote to strike, go for it. The once admired T needs a loud and clear message.

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Post ID: @whs+LLP5NUU

Contract ends this weekend....

93% voted TO STRIKE

So unless union leadership ends up taking something under the table, all things look like we are going to strike.

I'm thinking the union needs to fight for this one also, because AR pays them 0, so for them if they lose out on this it's a huge financial hit for them.

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