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Bahr Comment Gets International Attention
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February 11, 2004
The Indian press apparently keeps a close eye on comments CWA makes about outsourcing.
2004 SBC Bargaining Gets Underway for 100,000
Washington, D.C. – Bargaining kicks off tomorrow for contracts covering approximately 102,000 members of the Communications Workers of America employed at SBC Communications in four geographic regions.
Veterans Learn They're Targeted to Lose Overtime
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February 9, 2004
Millions of workers with military training are also among those workers at risk of losing the right to overtime pay under the Bush administration's attack on the 40-hour workweek.
Ohio Community Backs Locked-Out NABET-CWA Members
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February 9, 2004
NABET-CWA members at the CBS affiliate in Youngstown, Ohio, are getting a tidal wave of community support since being locked out after rejecting a contract offer to raise their health care costs by nearly 400 percent.
NYC Mayor Shows Support for NABET-CWA Protesters
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February 9, 2004
As he left an event, NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg recognized then joined NABET-CWA members picketing CNN's studios. He listened to and expressed compassion for the plight of technicians and camera operators whose contracts CNN severed, leaving them with lower wages and benefits and no union protection.