Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

AT&T CEO John Stankey received 13.04% raise last year

The company hasn’t been bargaining in good faith so, ULP strike. There are agreements that the company bargaining team has reneged, used incompetent company negotiators and other stalling tactics. The lead negotiator (attorney) used discriminatory language by calling Wire Techs, second class, he was removed. They just now are using “senior company representatives” to bargain because the team they were using wasn’t authorized to sign agreements, they didn’t understand the contract and articles etc. so, basically incompetent. Same pattern as 2019 negotiations but worse, they had to fly a new team in then too. A TA happened quickly once they stopped their ULP actions, funny how that worked.

Per CWA bargaining updates, the company offered a proposal of varying wage increases over five years. The whole five years total wasn’t even equal to one year of Stankey’s raise (13.04%). According to CWA bargainers update, the company proposals are shifting and they keep reneging on agreements. They also offered a regressive and very expensive healthcare plan instead of using regional prices. Time will tell If they are serious, because the company has made Billions in net profit, all the union is asking is for a fair agreement so, we can all get back to work.

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I got a 15% bump, works for me!

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Post ID: @2rqu+1uhEYIjW

Just another boomer stealing from their children-

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Post ID: @2frf+1uhEYIjW

Dang, I got a 1.0005 % raise :/

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Post ID: @1epo+1uhEYIjW

"He deserves it. Company have been through some challenging waters and kept it together with improved YTD stock performance."

Yeah -- let's all thank Stankey for cleaning up the shitpile he created. And let's make sure we thank him for doing it in a way that was as painful for the most people as possible, except for the c-suite and officers, of course. You keep tossing his salad.

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Post ID: @1ueq+1uhEYIjW

"A shout-out to Pascal Desroches, my black brother"

Your brother is in the process of shutting down finance in one of the largest black cities in the US (Atlanta), and moving those jobs to Dallas. Thank him for removing black people from one of the careers that has historically been under represented by black people (finance and accounting) and handing those jobs to whites and Hispanics in Texas.

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Post ID: @1bok+1uhEYIjW

If T can afford to pay Stankey $30 mil per year then it should also afford for a fair contract with union.

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Post ID: @1ibp+1uhEYIjW

Billions in net profit???? You can’t be serious. Have you seen our stock the last few years?

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Post ID: @pav+1uhEYIjW

He deserves it. Company have been through some challenging waters and kept it together with improved YTD stock performance.

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Post ID: @ytk+1uhEYIjW

But Stankey was struggling on his yearly 23 million compensation, he needed and deserved that extra $3,000,000. Lords and serfs..

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Post ID: @udb+1uhEYIjW

Same old story every time that bargaining happens. He brags about the large manager bonuses and raises that hurt the first quarter numbers (haha). When it’s time to fairly compensate the other half of the company (labor) suddenly there isn't any money to continue being sustainable so, they offer regressive proposals. Give us a break Stankey this is the age of information, we can read the earnings reports and know the company has been making billions in profit. We also can see the yearly raises, bonuses that officers receive. We didn’t have anything to do with the decision’s to leverage the company into billions of debt and your failures, that’s on you, Randall and your cronies.

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Post ID: @vps+1uhEYIjW

He’s also been pillowbiting quite a bit more.

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