Employees covered by the AT&T Midwest Agreement and the AT&T legacy T contract will see the Ratification Bonus in their paychecks on either February 18th or 25th depending upon their payroll cycle.
Linda L. Hinton Vice President CWA District 4 announced the results of the contract extension ratifications are as follows:
CWA/AT&T Midwest results:
71% Yes, 29% No
With a majority of eligible voters participating, members that work for AT&T Midwest voted in favor of ratifying the contract extension. The vote count was conducted by six (6) members from across our District.
CWA/AT&T COS Global results:
8% YES, 92% NO
With a majority of eligible voters participating, members that work for AT&T COS Global Services voted not to ratify the contract extension. The vote count was also conducted by six (6) members from across our District.
Lisa M. Bolton, Vice President CWA Telecommunications & Technologies announced that the members have ratified the Extension of the 2018 Legacy T agreement by 65.66%.
Yours in Unity
Dave Skotarczyk
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