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A new tentative agreement between CWA and Windstream Communications covering bargaining unit members of the former Valor Communications and Kerrville Telephone companies provides for significant wage hikes, a stronger grievance procedure, and preserves pension benefits for 500 workers.

A federal judge has awarded more than $5 million to the embattled Chinese Daily News workers whose long struggle to try to unionize was met with years of hostility, intimidation and aggressive anti-union tactics.

The facts about John McCain's dismal record on working family issues are spelled out on a new AFL-CIO website, part of which opens like a briefing book titled, "McCain Revealed."

The West Virginia House of Delegates overwhelmingly passed legislation to prevent employers from using captive audience meetings to intimidate workers who want to organize a union. The bill would prohibit employers from requiring employees to attend captive audience meetings on either political or labor-related issues.

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