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AFA-CWA Election Cleared for Takeoff at Delta/Northwest
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August 19, 2010
The National Mediation Board ruled this week that the Delta/Northwest merger created a single carrier, a decision that triggers a union election for 21,000 flight attendants at the newly combined airline.
Get on the CWA Bus for the Oct. 2 'One Nation' Rally
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August 19, 2010
Don't miss your chance to join other CWAers and be part of a historic rally a quarter of a million strong on Oct. 2 at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. There, workers and retirees, environmentalists, human rights activists and other voices from across the progressive movement will speak as "One Nation" to fight for good jobs, retirement security, bargaining rights and government that works for all of us.
BGA's 'The Job's Not Done Tour' Calls for Senate Action Now
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August 19, 2010
CWAers, members of the Sierra Club and other activists have signed on for the BlueGreen Alliance's "The Job's Not Done Tour," aimed at urging Senate action on critical legislation that will create and save millions of jobs. The three-week, 17-state, 30-city bus tour, left Los Angeles this week.
CWAers Tell California Lawmakers: 'Keep Jobs Here'
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August 12, 2010
More than 100 CWA members from across California converged on the State Capitol in Sacramento with a big Lobby Day message for members of the Senate and Assembly: "Keep Jobs in California."
New APALA Report Breaks the Silence on Workplace Abuses
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August 12, 2010
A powerful new report by the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, "Breaking Ground, Breaking Silence," gives voice to workers who testified about health and safety violations, immigrant worker exploitation, wage theft, employer intimidation, union suppression and other issues at the first National Asian Pacific American Workers' Rights Hearing. APALA, the AFL-CIO and more than 20 national and local organizations held the hearing to provide a national platform for Asian Americans and Pacific Islander workers to speak about challenges they face in the workplace.