Local AT&T workers back on the job after weeks on strike

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Local AT&T workers back on the job after weeks on strike

Forsyth County AT&T workers stand on the side of Dahlonega Street in downtown Cumming on Monday, Aug. 19, holding up signs as part of a ULP strike spanning nine states and involving 17,000 employees. - photo by Jim Dean

08192024STRIKE — Forsyth County AT&T workers stand on the side of Dahlonega Street in downtown Cumming on Monday, Aug. 19, holding up signs as part of a ULP strike spanning nine states and involving 17,000 employees. - photo by Jim Dean

Forsyth County News

Updated: Sep 16, 2024, 9:37 PM

Published: Sep 16, 2024, 7:17 PM

After weeks of striking across the country, including in downtown Cumming, officials with AT&T and the union representing their employees have reached a new agreement.

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