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CWA's Appeals to Univision's Cisneros to End Hunger Strike
CWA President Appeals to Univision's Cisneros
For Action to End Hunger Strike
Cites `Shameful Wages' for Hispanics at Top-Rated Station
For Action to End Hunger Strike
Cites `Shameful Wages' for Hispanics at Top-Rated Station
Sprint, MCI WorldCom Merger Would Threaten Internet and Long Distance Competition and Jeopardize Job
The Communications Workers of America today urged the Federal Communications Commission to either block MCI WorldCom's proposed acquisition of Sprint Corp.
CWA Supports SBC Bid for Long-Distance Service
Approval of Southwestern Bell's bid to enter the long-distance market in Texas would mean lower prices for consumers and new high-skill jobs, the Communications Workers of America said Monday in papers filed in support of the SBC application.
CWA: California PUC Should Reject MCI WorldCom-Sprint Merger Bid: Company Reneged on Commitment to L
MCI WorldCom failed to fulfill a commitment made 16 months ago to provide local service for residential customers in California; therefore, its current promises about service and competition cannot be accepted at face value, the Communications Workers of America told the California Public Utilities
AT&T Backs Down on Threat to Toll-free Directory Assistance
The Communications Workers of America applauded the decision by AT&T to back away from its attempt to eliminate toll-free directory assistance service. The union called the move a big victory in the fight not only to protect operator jobs but to preserve an important customer service.