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2009 Year in review: Runners up
Although I think we picked a solid list for our 2009 year in review series, there are a few others I felt I could not overlook in the process: France Telecom's suicides: While it may seem like a
Cincinnati Bell to axe more jobs in 2010
Sticking to its cost cutting guns , Cincinnati Bell plans to lay off employees and implement a hiring freeze next year as part of a company-wide expense reduction program for 2010. Other than saying
AT&T, CWA Southeast hammer out a tentative contract agreement
The ongoing saga between AT&T Southeast's wireline workers and company management may finally be nearing an end as the ILEC has finally reached a tentative agreement with union workers in the
Verizon swings layoff axe in New York
Verizon is keeping its promise that it would hand out another set of pink slips, and one of its first targets in this process is the Long Island area of New York. This follows an announcement made in
AT&T, Northeast union negotiations remain in a standstill
AT&T Southwest reached a milestone last week when they ratified a new contract with the Communications Workers of America (CWA) union, but the Northeast region and AT&T continue to be miles
CWA, AT&T Southwest craft four-year agreement
Following a proposed agreement put on the table in October, the Communications Workers of America (CWA) and AT&T voted to ratify a four-year agreement. The new agreement covers 26,000 workers in
Frontier reports lackluster Q3 performance
Appearances are everything even in telecom. Just as it prepares to swallow up a major portion of Verizon's rural lines in 14 states, Frontier's earnings are not exactly painting a pretty picture to
Three states approve Frontier's acquisition of Verizon's rural lines
Frontier just came one step closer to establishing itself as one of the U.S.'s largest independent ILECs as state regulators in California, Nevada and South Carolina gave their thumbs up for its
Frontier's Verizon acquisition facing CWA union wrath
Given all of the operational issues that both FairPoint and Hawaii Telecom had after they bought unwanted lines from Verizon, it's not surprising to see that labor unions that work for
AT&T, CWA D6 come close to striking agreement
AT&T announced that it is close to finalizing a labor contract agreement with the Communications Workers of America. The new agreement, which covers employees that work in Arkansas, Kansas,
