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Marking three years of their airline's refusal to bargain a fair contract, American Eagle flight attendants walked an informational picket line at airports across the country May 28.

In another session with US Airways management, CWA local presidents and staff representing passenger service agents reminded executives of agents' tremendous financial sacrifices over the past decade and proposed a comprehensive plan to reduce costs without the drastic cuts management is demanding.

Seven suspended CWA members at New Jersey's Department of Youth and Family Services have been reinstated with back pay as the child welfare system begins instituting reforms long urged by union members.

SBC out-of-region customers in Arizona can let their fingers do the walking when they're looking in their Yellow Pages for services or products conveniently close to home.

An attack on one is an attack on all? You'd better believe it. The National Labor Relations Board agreed last month to review the long-used practice of forming a union through voluntary recognition.