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12 Sep, 2022

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Frontier Bargaining Update - September 8, 2022

The Union opened the bargaining session today with a response to the Company’s rejection of our plan in reducing the number of contractors taking your jobs and work. The unlimited use of contractors is not the answer.

Frontier Bargaining Update - September 8, 2022

09 Sep, 2022

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Frontier Bargaining Update - September 7, 2022

In our bargaining session today the Frontier Bargaining Committee responded to our Contracting supposal presented yesterday. Frontier rejected the supposal that would appropriately reduce the number of contractors.

Frontier Bargaining Update - September 7, 2022

07 Sep, 2022

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Frontier Bargaining Update - September 6, 2022

Today the two committees met with the Federal Mediator in efforts to reach a tentative agreement. Our Bargaining Committee had in depth discussions with the Company such as increasing wages and job security to the end of the Contract.

Frontier Bargaining Update - September 6, 2022

03 Sep, 2022

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Frontier Bargaining Update - September 2, 2022

Today the two Committees met with the Federal Mediator. Both the CWA and Frontier Committees drove home the key items required to achieve a tentative agreement. The key items remaining are Wages, TPA, Job Security, and Sub-Contracting.

Frontier Bargaining Update - September 2, 2022

29 Aug, 2022

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Frontier Bargaining Update - August 29, 2022

Today we met with the Company to continue our bargaining efforts. The Union and Company agreed that we are still negotiating over Wages (with TPA), Job Security and Contracting.

Frontier Bargaining Update - August 29, 2022

25 Aug, 2022

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Striking Frontier Workers Win Big

Nearly 2,000 workers in California end strike after company agrees to limit subcontracting of work to low road contracting companies.

Striking Frontier Workers Win Big