News

In an unusual protest by a businessman on behalf of workers, a St. Louis car dealer has temporarily pulled his ads from the Post-Dispatch because he's angry that the newspaper is sending advertising typesetting jobs to India – work now done by CWA-represented printers.

The National Mediation Board ruled 2-1 this week against investigating numerous charges against Delta Airlines management for interfering with workers' rights during the recent election for AFA-CWA representation.

Cards from CWAers signing on to the Million Member Mobilization for Employee Free Choice continue to pour in. As of Oct. 1, that number has reached 95,021.

Dozens of new election 2008 photos and election handouts (on taxes, health care, Social Security and other issues) have been added this week to the Source, CWA's website for local union communicators.

Journeys, the newsletter of the CWA Retired Members' Council, has debuted online, just in time to get more retirees involved in the final weeks of the 2008 campaign to elect a pro-worker president and Congress.