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National Audubon Society Workers Announce Plans to Rename Union, Severing Ties to the Organization’s White Supremacist Roots
More than 250 National Audubon Society workers and members of the Communications Workers of America (CWA) announced today their plans to officially rename their union, “Audubon for All,” to drop the name of bird artist and enslaver John James Audubon.
CWA Applauds President Biden’s Nomination of Julie Su as Secretary of Labor
Julie Su is a tremendous choice to succeed Marty Walsh as Secretary of Labor. As Deputy Secretary of Labor, she has been by his side, creating a Department of Labor that truly supports working people and promotes union membership and collective bargaining so that workers can improve their lives and strengthen their communities.
CWA, NewsGuild-CWA, NABET-CWA Recommit to Fighting Hedge Fund Takeover of Local News
On Tuesday, top unions of workers in communications, broadcast, and journalism recommitted themselves to preventing more hedge fund and private equity ownership of local news, planning to win at a hearing that will be the final chapter of their effort to kill an attempt to buy local broadcaster TEGNA.
CWA, NewsGuild-CWA and NABET-CWA Applaud FCC’s Action on TEGNA Takeover
This afternoon, the Federal Communications Commission announced its Media Bureau has submitted Standard General’s attempted takeover of local news broadcaster TEGNA to an administrative law judge to review.
CWA Will Play an Active Role in Avaya’s Bankruptcy Proceedings to Protect the Interests of Its Members
Five years after emerging from its previous bankruptcy, Avaya Holdings Corporation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and secured financing of $780 million as it restructures its business to reduce its total debt.