DENVER (AP) — Union leaders representing CenturyLink workers in 13 states moved closer Thursday to allowing a strike but plan to keep negotiating with the telecommunications company.
The Communication Workers of America announced its executive board authorized the union's president to set a strike date, the final step before going on strike.
"There's nothing imminent. Our goal remains to get a good contract," union spokesman Al Kogler said.
The Monroe, La.-based company didn't immediately return a message seeking comment.
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