Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Strike

Wondering why in the Contract for Mobility in District 3, its has a no strike clause! Wondering why?

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The CWA sucks. If they we’re worth anything all these authorized dealers would still be corporate stores.

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What you are saying doesn’t make sense! It’s literally a part of the agreement ! As long as the company does their part with wages , etc things agreed on in the contract , WE IN TURN agree to NOT strike (hence the clause ) for the duration of the contract. What reason would the company have to keep their end up if we could strike anytime we felt like it while a contract is in place ?

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Because it is not a real union, it is liberal garbage. A real union stokes when appropriate not convenient for the company. Keep sending the Bernie sanders dues fools

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Post ID: @1vxg+1dj9xFi5

yeah he'd have to read the contract to figure that out, thanks for helping him

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Post ID: @1pht+1dj9xFi5

All contracts have that . That’s why as long as we have a current contract, we cannot strike … it’s only during negotiations and expirations of contracts do we actually walk.

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