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The Associaton of Flight Attendants-CWA hosted flight attendant leaders from unions representing nearly 90,000 flight attendants at CWA headquarters this week for a three-day summit to prepare for critical contract negotiations and coordinate strategies to raise overall industry standards.

Seeking bargaining rights and affordable health care like 39,000 of their CWA-represented co-workers at AT&T Mobility have, over 900 of the company's retail sales workers in Georgia and Kentucky gained CWA representation through majority card check. The American Arbitration Association certified the results from the Kentucky campaign on Jan. 4 and the Georgia campaign on Nov. 27. Overall, there are 326 retail sales workers in Kentucky and 602 in Georgia.

Of all the tens of millions of Americans worried about soaring health care costs, one group is even more vulnerable than the rest: Retirees under age 65 who don't have – or could lose – employer-paid health insurance and are years away from qualifying for Medicare.

CWA filed a 301 suit against Alcatel-Lucent in U.S. District Court for the District of NJ on December 17, 2007.

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