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Labor leaders and union members across the country have joined the fight against the U.S. Navy’s bombing exercises on the Puerto Rican island of Vieques.

CWA Executive Vice President Larry Cohen set the tone for honoring individuals and locals who work to build CWA by presenting a choice: "Stronger together or weaker forever."

Fair trade, immigration rights, expanding the fight against a baseball cap maker’s anti-union practices and protecting Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge were among 11 resolutions presented and adopted at CWA’s annual convention.

It’s official: IUE and CWA have tied the knot.

CWA-COPE fundraising soared in 2000, with members determined to protect the legislative gains of the last century and prepare to elect friends to Congress in the 2002 elections.