Pennsylvania’s Public Utility Commission voted 4-0 Thursday to allow AT&T...
Pennsylvania’s Public Utility Commission voted 4-0 Thursday to allow AT&T to increase its base rate for traditional telecom relay service. Citing labor costs, the telco has sought since September to charge the state 28 percent more for traditional speech-to-speech and…
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Spanish relay services, and for related intrastate calls. Commissioners passed a motion by Chairman James Cawley and Vice Chairman Tyrone Christy allowing AT&T an 18 percent increase in its base TRS rate. An AT&T relay center in western Pennsylvania employs about 170 people, Christy noted: “We must strive to keep the current TRS center in Pennsylvania so that these key jobs and essential services are provided through this Commonwealth’s resources."