Keyword: IBEW

Charter's labor impasse with 1,800 New York City tech workers hit the one-year mark this week, and the end of the strike appears nowhere near.

Nearly a year into a strike by local tech workers, Charter Communications’ problems in the Big Apple are getting worse.

AT&T’s proposed $85 billion Time Warner merger has a long road ahead at the DOJ, but at least the unions support the deal.

Striking Charter technicians in the Big Apple found a way to get to Charter chief Tom Rutledge remotely at the SCTE Cable-Tec Expo conference here yesterday.

IBEW members picketed outside the Colorado Convention Center today as Charter chief Tom Rutledge gave his SCTE Cable-Tec Expo keynote.

Charter Communications has asked a judge to keep 1,800 striking members of the IBEW Local 3 at least 25 feet away from its facilities.

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers is trying to keep the heat on the cable company with a new digital ad.

Union-repped Charter Communications tech workers held a demonstration yesterday alongside New York Governor Andrew Cuomo in Brooklyn, with their strike approaching the six-month mark.

Charter said a Sept. 7 outage in Queens and Brooklyn, New York, was caused by yet more vandalism tied to a months-long IBEW strike. 

A New York City Council member joined striking workers picketing Charter Communications Thursday.