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T-Mobile Premium Retailers Must Do More to Address Covid-19

Many wireless workers at T-Mobile Premium Retailers and contractors do not have the same emergency benefits for COVID-19 as workers at corporate locations, and are being forced to make excruciating

Let’s share what we know

As this pandemic escalates across America, Wireless workers are sending in reports from every corner of the country of store and call center closures, call centers with workers who have developed C

T-Mobile MUST Protect Employees from Coronavirus NOW.

T-Mobile Workers Demand:

  • Quota Relief and Paid Sick Days without Penalty During Coronavirus Crisis

We Know that Companies Come and Go, but Our Union Is Here to Stay!

We've all read the headlines: T-Mobile and Sprint are talking merger . . . again. Sprint is notorious for outsourcing good call center jobs to low-wage contractors in and outside of the United States, cutting its workforce by more than 50 percent in the past 11 years, and exporting thousands of jobs to the Philippines, Mexico, India, and other countries. So what action can we take to protect ourselves?

Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of TU Members

We're pleased to report that earlier this month, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed 11 guilty findings in a case arguing that many rules in the T-Mobile handbook are illegal. The court also found T-Mobile guilty of maintaining a rule that unlawfully bans all types of recordings in the workplace. This confirms that the rule in our employee handbook prohibiting employees from using their phones to take photographs or to make audio or video recordings without permission from a supervisor or manager is not legal.

Together, We All Win: Supporting AT&T Mobility Workers

CWA members at AT&T Mobility in 36 states are fighting for a fair contract right now. In May, TU members stood shoulder-to-shoulder with tens of thousands of CWA members from AT&T Mobility across the United States when they struck for three days.