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CWA legislative and political activists from nine states delivered a strong message to Capitol Hill this week, telling Democrat senators that the proposed excise tax on health care benefits is CWA's line in the sand.

A report issued this week by the American Rights at Work Education Fund exposes the systematic campaign by T-Mobile USA and parent company Deutsche Telekom to prevent T-Mobile employees in the United States from forming a union.

At a conference in Mexico City last week, CWA Executive Vice President Annie Hill and two CWA members discussed job security, the war on bargaining rights and how to improve conditions for workers in Mexico, Canada and the United States.

In a big victory for Puerto Rico newspaper workers who are fighting to get their jobs back, the National Labor Relations Board has found that 107 employees were illegally discharged in July as the company refused to bargain in good faith.

For a limited time, CWA will pay your CWA/NETT certification exam fees, in honor of the 10th anniversary of the program that's helped more than 25,000 members learn new skills and advance their careers.