Judge Stays CWA Case vs. AT&T as Dispute Enters Mediation
U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel for Western Texas in Austin signed an order Tuesday (docket 1:22-cv-00455) staying the Communications Workers of America complaint against AT&T as the case enters mediation. The stay will remain in effect pending further order of…
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the court, except that within three days of mediation being completed, the parties will notify the court of the outcome of the mediation by filing a joint status report. CWA filed suit against AT&T in May seeking to compel its grievances to arbitration involving alleged AT&T violations of the collective bargaining agreement involving DirecTV employees who were AT&T employees before the DirecTV spinoff in 2021.