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NAACP, CWA Call for "Strong, Legally Enforceable Rules" on Open Internet
CWA and the NAACP call for Open Internet rule that is consistent with promoting job-creating investment and closing the digital divide.
CWA: With Judiciary Committee Vote, Senate Moves Closer to Getting Big Money Out of Politics
The Senate moved closer to a vote on getting big money out of politics, with the full Senate Judiciary Committee?s markup and vote on S. J. Res. 19. It?s an historic action that, when fully enacted, will enable Congress and the states to limit political spending and get big money out of politics.
CWA: "Un-carrier" Bills Customers Hundreds of Millions of Dollars for Services They Never Ordered
The Communications Workers of America isn't surprised that T-Mobile US is being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission for cheating wireless customers and pocketing hundreds of millions of dollars.
Statement by the Communications Workers of America on the Supreme Court's Harris v. Quinn decision
Today's Harris v. Quinn decision by the U.S. Supreme Court undermines the ability of direct care workers to collectively bargain, by determining that these workers are "partial public employees" and may not be required to pay representation fees.
CWA: Supreme Court Decision Shows Urgent Need for Senate Rules Reform
Today?s Supreme decision is a sharp reminder that the U.S. Senate functions under archaic procedures that must change. That?s especially true of the rule requiring a super-majority, or 60 votes, for the Senate to recess.