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The National Labor Relations Board's system for union elections is so corrupt that it doesn't remotely resemble the democratic process the term "election" brings to mind, according to a new report from a University of Oregon professor.

Opponents of the Central American Free Trade Agreement, including CWA headquarters staff, rallied at the U.S. Capitol on June 15, as the House Ways and Means Committee approved the treaty in a "mock" mark-up.

CWA made its case that the merger of SBC Communications and AT&T is in the best interests of industry employees and consumers at a hearing convened by the New Jersey Board of Utilities in Somerville, N.J.

CWA's Occupational Safety and Health Conference drew unprecedented participation from every district and sector.

AFA-CWA President Pat Friend told a roomful of senators and executives that the "human dimension" is being overshadowed by discussions of company finances.