NEW YORK (AP) — Union contracts for 40,000 AT&T workers expire at midnight Saturday, putting the company at risk of a strike.
The workers are on the local-phone and long-haul data side of the business, and located mainly in the Midwest and California.
AT&T and the Communications Workers of America say negotiations are continuing. When the last big batch of contracts was negotiated three years ago at AT&T, the parties kept talking past the contract expiration, and there was no strike.
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