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The document outlines the CWA (Communications Workers of America) authorized strike process, detailing the necessary steps for members to vote on a strike and the subsequent authorization required from the Executive Board. It emphasizes the importance of preparation and mobilization in bargaining strategies, provides specific procedures for conducting a strike vote, and outlines the information needed for requesting strike authorization. The document also clarifies that no strike is officially authorized until the President sets a date following these procedures.

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How do you unionize CWA?

CWA got its start in the telephone industry, but today it represents workers in the United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada in the communications and information industries, as well as the news media, the airline industry, broadcast and cable television, public service, higher education, health care, manufacturing, high

How much are union dues for ATT?

What are union dues and when do I begin to pay? Union dues for most CWA members, paid biweekly, are set at 1.3 percent of a members base pay (i.e., if your biweekly base wages are $1,200, your dues would equal $15.60 biweekly).

What is the ATT Southwest contract with CWA?

Ready to organize a union at your workplace? Fill out our form to contact a CWA Organizer or call 202-434-1100. All of the information you provide will be confidential. Please provide only your personal or home e-mail address and phone number.

Does CWA still exist today?

The agreement in the Southeast ends the 30 day strike the longest telecommunications strike in the regions history with union members across nine states pressuring the company to negotiate in good faith. CWA members will report to work for their scheduled shifts on Monday, September 16.

What is CWA ATT?

CWA represents more than 150,000 workers at ATT, including 45,000 at ATT Mobility nationwide; 9,000 at DIRECTV and 2,000 at ATT Internet. CWA members work as technicians, customer service and call center representatives, and at retail stores.