Press Releases

Members of the House and Senate who voted to pass President Trump’s budget should be ashamed of themselves. The budget is a giveaway to their billionaire backers and an insult to working people, who will not be fooled by the self-serving rhetoric of the President and Congressional Republican leadership.

We are deeply disappointed in Microsoft’s decision to lay off thousands more workers, including union-represented CWA members, at a time when the company is prospering.

A majority of video game workers across two different departments at Microsoft subsidiary ZeniMax Media have indicated that they wish to join CWA either by signing a union authorization card or voting via an online portal.

GE Aerospace workers from Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts and New York voted today to approve a historic contract.

In response to the Supreme Court's opinion issued today in Consumers’ Research v. Federal Communications Commission considering the constitutionality of the Universal Service Fund, the Communications Workers of America (CWA) releases the following statement: Universal service principles have been a key element of American communications policy since the nation’s founding.