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CWA and several AT&T employees are suing the company over its policies that discriminate against women workers who took pregnancy- related leave before 1979.

CWA, the AFL-CIO and the Amalgamated Bank, which together hold $30 million of AT&T stock, have filed a lawsuit in the Supreme Court of New York to stop AT&T from attempting “an end run around shareholders.”

You’re Never Too Young To Change the World

How many times have you had a great idea that could make the world a better place? We’re betting you’ve had a lot of them, but maybe you figured you were too young to get people to listen.

CWA activists will gather for the union’s Legislative-Political Conference, April 22-25 in Washington, D.C., at a time when the legislative climate is growing more hostile to working families.

One year ago more than 400 installers on the island of Puerto Rico who worked as subcontractors for companies that installed telephones for GTE/PRTC, now Verizon, began a 56-day strike as they struggled to organize.