Sprint-T-Mobile Merger: CWA Pushes All 50 States to Investigate
Chris Shelton, CWA president, wrote letters expressing job-loss and national-security concerns.
Chris Shelton, CWA president, wrote letters expressing job-loss and national-security concerns.
The FCC is on day 40 of its review of the T-Mobile/Sprint merger.
But the union continues to clash with Ma Bell.
The current CWA contracts would have expired in March 2019.
Second-quarter revenue from business customers was $9.1 billion, down 6.2 percent due to declines in legacy wireline services,
The ratification votes by union members are expected to take place by mid-August.
So far, there hasn’t been any nationally coordinated strike activity.
A spokesman for the carrier said a “walkout is in nobody’s best interest.”
Earlier this month, the CWA’s executive board voted to approve a strike.
The decision gives CWA President Chris Shelton the go-ahead to set a strike date if negotiators cannot reach an agreement.
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