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Across the country, from Seattle to Miami to Washington, thousands of union members gathered to remember Dr. Martin Luther King and to build on his call for social and economic justice. Atlanta — Dr.

A New Hampshire newspaper has the solution to the controversy over a Labor Department letter suggesting employers are liable for job-related injuries suffered by home-based workers:

Negotiate.

AT&T has backed away from its attempt to eliminate toll-free directory assistance service, a big victory for CWAers who have been fighting to protect operator jobs and preserve this important customer service.

Issues of importance to working families are heating up once again with the return of the 106th Congress on Jan. 24.

CWA and unions abroad are turning up the heat on the proposed $115 billion merger of MCI WorldCom and Sprint, as the deal faces increasing scrutiny by the Federal Communications Commission and the European Union.