Press Releases

A statement by the Communications Workers of America on the public interest filing on the AT&T-DirecTV merger.

The Communications Workers of America filed a lawsuit against Governor Chris Christie for refusing to make promised pension payments. The suit seeks to stop Christie from plundering $900 million from the 2014 budget?s appropriated pension payment and his intention to reduce the legally and morally committed $2.24 billion payment for Fiscal Year 2015 to less than $700 million.

At the T-Mobile US (NYSE: TMUS) annual meeting, shareholders considered a proposal urging the Board of Directors to disclose how it assesses human rights risks in its operations and supply chain. In a shameful move, parent company Deutsche Telekom, which owns 67 percent of TMUS shares, voted against the proposal, and the proposal was defeated.

At today's annual meeting of T-Mobile U.S., stockholders are voting on a proposal urging the T-Mobile Board of Directors to disclose how it assesses human rights risks in its operations and supply chain.

Huge victory for Verizon Wireless workers in Brooklyn! Despite intense management intimidation, workers vote for CWA representation.