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Under a settlement pushed by CWA after the electrocution death of a technician last year, Verizon in Maryland will train its 2,700 technicians – inside and outside workers – on a full array of electrical safety and health issues.

California court interpreters, forced to strike over the court’s refusal to bargain a fair contract, have strong and growing support from state and local elected officials and the communities they serve in their fight to be treated equitably with other court employees.

Dealing a big blow to their anti-union employer, Time Warner Cable, CWA-represented cable technicians in Utica, N.Y., this week overwhelmingly rejected a decertification attempt.

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