Verizon Workers Launch ‘Militant Mondays’
CWA Local 2108 in Maryland is holding “Militant Mondays,” where members wear camouflage, until their contract with Verizon is settled. Photo: CWA Local 2108.
Collective bargaining agreements expired in August for 28,000 Communications Workers (CWA) members at AT&T Southeast and 38,000 CWA and Electrical Workers (IBEW) members at Verizon in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.
Workers at both companies have authorized their union leaderships to call a strike, but thus far they are staying on the job and working without a contract.
CWA Local 2108 in Maryland is holding “Militant Mondays,” where members wear camouflage, until their contract with Verizon is settled.
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