The wireless carrier and leaders of the Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers announced the decision early Sunday, shortly after a contract covering 39,000 workers expired.
The unions said they are prepared to schedule regular bargaining sessions, but that they will leave the sites of their round-the-clock negotiations in Philadelphia and Rye, New York.
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SO our cost for phone / internet services will soon be ridiculously high (as if they were not, already)...
3:57 So does YOUR employer jack up prices across the board, when YOU and your colleagues negotiate a whole 2% annual cost of living increase?
Those landline guys are going to be out of work.
5:42 Not hardly.
I'm ready to leave them, play the introductory games. Still, no way tv and internet needs to cost this much.
10:47 How will the CEO Lowell McAdams get his 16% raise this year then?
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