CWA Local 9509

Vote No on 2024 AT&T Tentative Agreement

Honored to receive the endorsement of CWA Local 9509.

"Working with Antonio on the School Board, we know his record of standing up for students and working families. We proudly endorse him for San Diego City Council because we can count on him.”
-Jesse Arana, Political Chair, CWA Local 9509

The Local and the membership are happy to have Raised Ink Printers under us. We hope our union brothers and sisters consider them for their future print jobs.

They carry the CWA print union label.

Miramar AT&T workers stage walkout AT&T workers from a Miramar call center walked out Tuesday in response to recent COVID-19 cases in the building.

Dear Member,

While we have “celebrated” Thanksgiving this year in a different and COVID-19 safe way, can you take a couple of moments to help our NABET-CWA Sisters and Brothers at KSBY? These folks have been in bargaining to raise their wages so that they can live where they work in San Luis Obispo (SLO) is part of the Gold Coast of California, and it is a very expensive housing market.

The Out of Reach report shows the wage needed to rent a 2-bedroom apartment is $31.87 per hour, yet the current highest paid workers make $23 per hour and most make less than $20 per hour. Members have been holding rallies on Saturdays and have an online campaign which would be great if you would send a message to the KSBY General Manager.

Share our action on http://priceofparadise.tv

Please support these folks, who rejected (overwhelmingly) the Company’s offer in a vote counted November 20th. We head back to the bargaining table on December 4th, it would be great to fill the in-box of the General Manager to show him that the 28 members of the bargaining unit are not standing alone.

Thank you in advance, please click the link, send the message, and post to Facebook and Twitter.

In Solidarity,



Carrie Biggs-Adams

President

NABET-CWA Local 59051

The Price of Paradise – We Need Dollars Not Pennies! Income Inequality on the Central Coast is a major problem. Our area is beautiful, but expensive, and wages in many industries do not keep up with our cost of living. The “Out of Reach Report”, published annually for every community in the United States, announced in June of 2020 that the housing...

Employees Return With Trepidation to Call Center Reopening After COVID-19 Outbreak Their union local counted at least 46 positive cases, and at least one death. She was identified as Gale Ballard, 51, a 20-year phone company veteran.

AT&T techs in California took voluntary buyout offers thinking that they were going to lose their jobs. AT&T changed its mind about the job cuts, but isn't letting the workers who took the offer reconsider. Learn about the : https://district9.cwa-union.org/news/releases/att-misled-workers-who-accepted-severance-offer