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Organize a Union at Your Workplace

We deserve to be respected and treated well where we work.

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Every employer, from the smallest company to the largest corporation, and state, local, and county government, should treat us with dignity and respect, providing good pay, benefits, and working conditions.

In CWA, you will be part of one of America’s largest and most diverse unions. We work not just in the communications and information industries, but also in the news media, the airline industry, broadcast and cable television, public service, higher education and health care, manufacturing, high tech, and more.

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Ready to organize a union at your workplace? Fill out our form to contact a CWA Organizer or call 202-434-1100.

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Who is CWA?

CWA has helped over 132,000 workers achieve representation over the last ten years.

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Find out what to do if you and your coworkers are interested in organizing together.

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News

CWA Press Release
Press Release

Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority Employees Support Union in Record Numbers

Motivated by anti-union legislation passed by the Florida legislature and by their treatment on the job by management, employees of the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority are supporting their union in record numbers.
e-Newsletter
News
March 14, 2024

CWA Workers at Activision Form Largest Union Ever at a Video Game Company

Approximately 600 workers at Activision Central Quality Assurance have joined CWA. This marks the first union to form at Activision since Microsoft and CWA reached a labor neutrality agreement in 2022.
CWA School Workers in Kansas
News
March 14, 2024

Organizing Update

Last week, approximately 70 school workers, including custodians, food service workers, and paraprofessionals, packed the Olathe, Kan., School Board meeting to demand school board members opt in to the Public Employee/Employer Relations Act.