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CWA helped draft a bill introduced in the U.S. House this week that would prohibit video and audio monitoring of workplace bathrooms or changing areas.

Federal union leaders say the Bush administration is ordering employees in the Social Security Administration to promote the message that Social Security is in a crisis that can only be fixed by private investment accounts.

Bargaining between CWA and Cingular Wireless is continuing in Atlanta, with the CWA team outlining key issues that include working conditions and job security of members in light of the merger with AT&T Wireless.

More than two months into a strike by 170 newspaper workers at the Vindicator in Youngstown, Ohio, the publisher refuses to budge from a paltry wage offer despite the community's overwhelming support for the union.

Citing "cultural insensitivity" and failure to live up to required local broadcast standards, an alliance of Puerto Rican media unions and community groups is urging the Federal Communications Commission to deny license renewal to the island's largest TV station, which is operated by U.S.