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CWA-supported legislation in Michigan establishing statewide cable TV franchising rules will lead to an investment of $620 million in high speed Internet services by AT&T and create 2,000 new jobs, the company has promised.

You retire from your job, but CWA hopes you'll never retire from your union.  More than 21,000 retirees are already part of CWA's Retired Members' Council, and now the organization is making its biggest push ever to expand.           

Newspaper Guild members across the country rallied, testified and otherwise drew attention in December to the crisis that massive industry job cuts pose to media workers, quality journalism and democracy itself.

Putting their faith into action on behalf of a fired worker and others fighting for union rights at Comcast, religious leaders in Pennsylvania have banded together to put pressure on the Philadelphia-based cable giant.

Fed up with trade policies that have contributed to the loss of 2.7 million manufacturing jobs and 850,000 service jobs since 2001 — jobs in every CWA sector — voters in November elected 22 new members of Congress who made fair trade a centerpiece of their campaigns.