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Regional Bargaining Report # 49

Our members told us that they are not willing to give up 50 years of collective bargaining victories to a company that is trying to destroy the middle class while making huge profits. Our members know the facts ? all the facts.

Regional Bargaining Report # 49

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Thousands of CWA Members and Occupy Wall Street Marched Against Verizon Corporate Greed

Verizon workers are part of the 99%! Occupy Wall Street, other unions, and community groups joined CWA members to march from 140 West Street past Zuccotti Park (aka ?Liberty Plaza?) to shine a spotlight on corporate greed at Verizon and Verizon Wireless. The march began with a huge informational picketing line at 140 West Street and ended with a rally near a Verizon Wireless dealer a block from the Stock Exchange.

Thousands of CWA Members and Occupy Wall Street Marched Against Verizon Corporate Greed

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Information About the Verizon EEOC Disability Settlement

The EEOC settled a disability discrimination suit against Verizon earlier this year. The terms of the settlement apply to former Verizon employees who were terminated under the company's absence control plans when they should have been able to take further leave as a reasonable accommodation for an ADA-covered disability.

Information About the Verizon EEOC Disability Settlement

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Friday, October 21st: CWA and Occupy Wall Street March Against Verizon Corporate Greed

Verizon workers are part of the 99%! Together with Occupy Wall Street, we will march from 140 West Street past Zuccotti Park to shine a spotlight on corporate greed at Verizon and Verizon Wireless. The march will start at 5:15pm at 140 West Street, where informational picketing will start at 4:00pm. The march will finish near a Verizon Wireless store. Join us!

Friday, October 21st: CWA and Occupy Wall Street March Against Verizon Corporate Greed

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Regional Bargaining Report # 48

After reviewing the company?s counterproposal, it became clear to your bargaining committee that the company?s commitment to the union to end the strike and to start bargaining with a commitment to work from our health plans and not theirs and to actually start bargaining our issues as well as their issues was never going to happen.

Regional Bargaining Report # 48