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New Report: AT&T Cutting Jobs, Abandoning Rural Communities In Wisconsin
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New Report: AT&T Cutting Jobs, Abandoning Rural Communities In Wisconsin

AT&T is neglecting rural and suburban communities in Wisconsin, cutting its workforce and creating service problems for customers and public safety hazards throughout the state. Despite promises to create jobs, AT&T has eliminated Wisconsin jobs.

New Report: AT&T Cutting Jobs, Abandoning Rural Communities In Wisconsin

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New Analysis: AT&T Cutting Jobs, Abandoning Rural Communities Across Midwest
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New Analysis: AT&T Cutting Jobs, Abandoning Rural Communities Across Midwest

Four new reports from the Communications Workers of America (CWA) show that AT&T is neglecting rural and suburban communities across the Midwest. Focusing on Wisconsin, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, the reports detail how AT&T is cutting its workforce and creating service problems for customers and public safety hazards.

New Analysis: AT&T Cutting Jobs, Abandoning Rural Communities Across Midwest

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Billboards Are Catching Public Eye!
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Billboards Are Catching Public Eye!

D4 Mobilization team is using Mobile Billboards at sporting events to shine light on AT&T's lies and deception. To date billboards have been seen at Cleveland Cav, Detroit Tiger, Milwaukee Buck, Cleveland Indians and last weekend at Indy 500. Please call 1-877-426-8013 and ask Congress to Investigate AT&T and where the Tax Breaks went!

Billboards Are Catching Public Eye!

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Update from the Midwest CWA/AT&T Bargaining Committee
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Update from the Midwest CWA/AT&T Bargaining Committee

The Bargaining team wanted to take a few minutes of your time to update everyone on our contract negotiations.  Your elected bargaining committee of six, along with the CWA District 4 Committee chair and District 4 Staff Representatives, opened formal Bargaining on March 6, 2018 and here we are now just a little over a year and ninety-five bargaining reports later we are still working without a contract.

Update from the Midwest CWA/AT&T Bargaining Committee