• By: Steve Tisza
• October 30, 2005

We are not children knocking on doors for handouts. CWA proudly represents 12,000 members at AT$T, nearly 100,000 members at SBC and 600,000 workers nationwide. FEAR WILL NOT DRIVE...

• By: Steve Tisza
• October 29, 2005

On November 1, 2005 we will begin an historic round of bargaining with AT&T. As you are probably aware, the AT&T/SBC merger will be complete either while we are in negotiations or ...

• By: Steve Tisza
• October 27, 2005

Pursuant to the Local By-laws, as amended on October 26, 2005, a General Membership Meeting was conducted on Wednesday, October 26, 2005 for the purpose of Nominations and Election...

• By: Steve Tisza
• October 27, 2005

Pursuant to the Local By-laws, as amended on October 26, 2005, a General Membership Meeting was conducted on Wednesday, October 26, 2005 for the purpose of Nominations and Election...

• By: Steve Tisza
• October 24, 2005

Military statistics showed that while 23 percent of U.S. troops wounded in combat in World War Two died and 17 percent in the Vietnam War, 9 percent of those wounded in Iraq and Af...

• By: Steve Tisza
• October 24, 2005

A General Membership Meeting, for the purpose of voting on Local By-Law Changes and Nominations for Local Officers/Delegates and Executive Board Members, will be conducted on Wedne...

• By: Steve Tisza
• October 18, 2005

Attached you will find an excellent letter to Dave Dorman, CEO AT$T. The letter is from Frank Karl, current AT&T retiree, former CWA Local President from Albany, New York and forme...

• By: Steve Tisza
• October 17, 2005

Golden Boy was massively anatomically correct ? massively (unfortunately I can?t find a picture to illustrate this). The way I heard the story, concern began in marketing, spread r...

• By: Steve Tisza
• October 13, 2005

"Let the AT$T retirees stay retired with some dignity and the knowledge that the company still cares about these former employees, so we do not have to depend on our family or the ...

• By: Steve Tisza
• October 12, 2005

During the time he was firing thousands of CWA AT$T members, CEO Dave Dorman was free-loading on employees and shareholders for his private use of AT$T's jet. Download article by M...