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CWA, the AFL-CIO and student groups are ramping up a massive campaign to boycott Kaplan Education Services, a company owned by The Washington Post, to help win a fair contract for mailers and helpers at the newspaper.

A lopsided health care plan and a paltry wage offer led more than 170 Newspaper Guild members at The Vindicator in Youngstown, Ohio, to strike early Nov. 16, the local's first walkout since an eight-month standoff in 1964.

Kids have always played a big part in changing the world for the better, and that's certainly been true in the labor movement.

College-bound CWA members and their families are encouraged to apply for any of three different scholarship programs offered by the union.

CWA's struggles are global struggles, Local 1298 Steward Kathryn Montalbano learned when she met with 250 young union activists in Berlin for the first World Youth Conference of Union Network International.