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New CWA Report Finds AT&T-BlackRock Joint Venture Gigapower Plagued by Deployment Delays, Missed Targets, and Litigation
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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
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.
Union Video Game Workers Fight for Rights Amidst Xbox Layoffs
"When Microsoft decides to treat the workers who built Xbox as expendable, it should know who they’re dealing with. This is not just a fight with the thousands of workers across Xbox; it’s a fight with each and every member at CWA — hundreds of thousands of people strong.”
Customer Service Workers at DirecTV Ratify New Union Contract Covering Nearly 300 Workers
DirecTV workers, represented by the Communications Workers of America (CWA), have reached a tentative agreement for a new contract that covers 300 customer service call center workers in West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Minnesota, and Colorado.