Communications Workers of Ame v. AT&T Inc.

  1. August 03, 2021

    DC Circ. Says Arbitrator Must Decide AT&T Union Fight

    An arbitrator, not a federal judge, must decide whether AT&T needs to arbitrate a dispute with the Communications Workers of America over worker classification, the D.C. Circuit ruled Tuesday, reversing a lower court decision that said an arbitration provision in the parties' labor contract didn't cover the issue.

  2. January 11, 2021

    DC Circ. Eyes Supreme Court Arb. Case In AT&T Workers' Suit

    A D.C. Circuit panel appeared divided Monday over whether the U.S. Supreme Court's looming decision in a case examining if arbitrability should be decided by a federal court or an arbitrator will ultimately also decide a separate dispute between AT&T Inc. and the Communication Workers of America over worker classification.

  3. October 13, 2020

    AT&T Says Union Agreed Not To Arbitrate Workers' Status

    The Communication Workers of America "expressly agreed" not to arbitrate a worker classification dispute with AT&T, the telecommunications giant said, telling the D.C. Circuit that the union "mischaracterized the dispute" and leveled a disingenuous argument.