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CWA members joined with 400 fellow unionists in Greensboro, N.C., Monday to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the courageous students who refused to leave a whites-only lunch counter at the city's Woolworth's store 50 years ago.

Organized labor has been a leader in helping workers gain college degrees and the latest in career training through affordable online degree programs. The AFL-CIO and the National Labor College in Silver Spring, Md., are expanding educational opportunities for working families through a new partnership with the Princeton Review and its Penn Foster Education Group.

CWA told the Federal Communications Commission that it supports steps to protect an open Internet consistent with the need to promote investment in the nation's high-speed networks and create jobs.

The election in Massachusetts, with Republican Scott Brown elected to the U.S. Senate, means a new strategy is needed to get the health care reform CWAers and all working families deserve.

We have been notified of a temporary change in the test requirement for TS-TAB for the IDC Technical Specialist Title for a three month period.