Press Releases

Washington, D.C. -- The Federal Communications Commission's decision today to reverse long-established limits on media ownership will have serious repercussions for our democracy and the value Americans place on a free press and free speech.

Washington, D.C. -- The Communications Workers of America has reached a tentative three-year agreement with Avaya that provides wage and pension improvements, protects retiree health care and enhances employment security, among other gains.

Washington, D.C. -- The Communications Workers of America praised Sen. Susan Collins (R-Me.), chair of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, for her announcement that the committee will investigate the awarding of contracts to MCI WorldCom.

Verizon workers in western North Carolina, members of Communications Workers of America Local 3673, are manning picket lines at Verizon locations in 11 counties, emphasizing the company's demands to cut family sick leave and its insistence that some workers put in excessive amounts of forced overtim

This year's graduating class at Pace University in New York includes 21 members of the Communications Workers of America, who earned their associate degrees in telecommunications and emerging technologies through a distance learning program developed through a partnership of CWA, the International B