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Demanding justice at Atento Mexico, CWA President Larry Cohen and more than 150 other global labor leaders marched Friday through the streets of Mexico City with 1,500 call center workers fighting for fair union elections.

At a conference in Dayton, Ohio, last week, the nation's leading employment and training experts from industry, higher education, government, and labor praised CWA's landmark Alliance for Green Manufacturing Skills Training program for providing valuable skills and job placements for workers devastated by layoffs during the 2007-2011 recession.

Hundreds of Occupy Wall Street activists joined CWA and union allies Friday evening for a march on Verizon and Verizon Wireless in downtown New York City.

As CWA members continue their tireless efforts to overturn Ohio's anti-collective bargaining law, a new poll indicates they and the thousands of other campaign volunteers are having the desired impact: 57 percent of voters say they oppose the unjust law.

After months of talks about paying professional journalists for their contributions to the Huffington Post, the news website and TNG-CWA have reached an agreement on shared principles.