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What will be the change in AT&T's workforce size by the end of 2024 following the agreement?
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CWA Reaches Tentative Agreements with AT&T, Ending 30-Day Strike for 17,000 Workers with 19% Raises
Sep 16, 2024, 01:21 PM
CWA members have reached strong tentative agreements with AT&T Southeast and AT&T West for new union contracts, ending a 30-day strike in the Southeast, the longest telecommunications strike in the region's history. Over 17,000 AT&T workers will receive raises of 19% or more as part of the agreement. The strike's resolution was achieved through compromises from both sides, as noted by industry analyst Jeff Kagan. The agreement has been praised by various representatives and union leaders for its positive impact on wages, benefits, and workplace safety.
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