After 30 days, members of the Communications Workers of America reached a tentative agreement with AT&T Southeast on Sunday. According to a release, the strike was the longest in the telecommunication region’s history. Members returned to work today after accepting the contract that covers 17,000 workers including technicians, customer service representatives and others who install, maintain and support AT&T’s residential and business network in Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina and South Carolina.