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New Report Finds Interpreters Face Unsafe, Stressful Working Conditions at Multinational TP
As interpreters employed by French multinational TP (formerly known as Teleperformance) continue to fight for a union in the United States, CWA released a new study, Speaking of Safety: Remote Interpreters Report Unsafe, Stressful Conditions and Burnout at French Outsourcer TP.
Wiki Workers United US/CWA Will File for NLRB Election After Wikimedia Foundation Declines Voluntary Recognition
Wiki Workers United U.S. (WWU-US-CWA) has released a statement after announcing today that it will file for a union election with the NLRB after the Wikimedia Foundation declined the union's request for voluntary recognition.
New CWA Report Finds AT&T-BlackRock Joint Venture Gigapower Plagued by Deployment Delays, Missed Targets, and Litigation
The report, "Gigapower's Flimsy Phase One: Deployment Delays, Missed Targets, and Litigation," analyzes Gigapower's deployments in Arizona, Minnesota, Nevada, and New Mexico through corporate disclosures, municipal public records, litigation documents, and field investigations.
Wiki Workers United U.S. Branch Demands Voluntary Recognition from Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit that hosts Wikipedia
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Today, Wiki Workers United U.S. (WWU-US)/Communications Workers of America (CWA) demanded voluntary recognition from the Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit organization that hosts Wikipedia and sister projects. This request comes from a supermajority of union-eligible workers who have signed union authorization cards.
CWA Local 9333 Reaches Settlement with unWired Broadband Over Unfair Labor Practices
The Communications Workers of America (CWA) announced that it has reached a settlement with unWired Broadband resolving several unfair labor practice charges with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), arising from the discipline and termination of several workers at the Fresno-based internet service provider.