As of Sunday, the Communications Workers of America have reached a tentative contract agreement with AT&T, bringing an end to their month-long strike across the Southeast.

AT&T workers with the Communication Workers of America (CWA) in the Southeast returned to work Monday after a 30-day strike. Approximately 800 AT&T technicians, customer service representatives and other workers in South Carolina were on strike for the past month.

The CWA confirmed yesterday (September 15) that it had reached "strong tentative agreements" with AT&T Southeast and AT&T West for new union contracts. The contracts were bargained separately, the union noted. Significantly for AT&T and the workers, it brings an end to the 30-day strike, which has been the longest in history at the carrier.

AT&T workers end their weeks-long strike after a tentative contract agreement with the CWA, including improvements in several worker conditions.

AT&T workers with the Communication Workers of America (CWA) in the Southeast returned to work Monday after a 30-day strike. Approximately 300 AT&T technicians, customer service representatives and other workers in north Alabama were on strike for the past month.

AT&T has reached a tentative agreement to end the worker’s strike across the south with the Communications Workers of America (CWA), officials said on Sunday.

AT&T technician and Communications Workers of America (CWA) Local 3905 member George Petticrew has been waiving a “Fighting for the Middle Class” sign on Mastin Lake Road in Huntsville for over three weeks.

AT&T announced it has reached two tentative agreements with the southeast and west Communications Workers of America (CWA), the largest communications and media labor union in the U.S. The company is hoping to end its workers' month-long strike as soon as Monday.

AT&T has reached a tentative agreement with the Union Communications Workers of America after a strike for better pay and benefits.