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With job security, health benefits and pensions all under attack, IUE-CWA locals have been gearing up since March for bargaining with General Electric, scheduled to begin in New York City on May 21.

Union members around the world can show their solidarity and support for workers at Deutsche Telekom in Germany who are fighting back against management demands to shift 50,000 jobs to subsidiary T-Services, where workers would face big cuts in pay and increased hours.

Stating "the United States is stuck with a 20th century Internet in the 21st century," CWA President Larry Cohen urged Congress this week to establish a national Internet policy that will improve the quality, availability, and affordability of broadband service to every community.

Below is information we received yesterday evening from Alcatel-Lucent on a lost disk that impacts thousands of our members and retirees. Please read the information carefully, and follow the steps accordingly.

The long list of social service and regulatory agency victims of Bush budget cuts now includes the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency that investigates claims of racial and gender bias on the job.