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President Bush announced he will nominate an aggressively anti-union attorney to fill one of two vacancies on the five-member National Labor Relations Board.

CWA locals representing Sprint workers in Hickory, N.C., and Evansville, Ind., reached tentative agreements that maintain health care coverage and Sunday premium pay, among other gains.

Across three CWA districts, 731 Cingular Wireless workers gained CWA representation, and the union grew by 179 members with the addition of Camden, N.J., food service workers.

Verizon Information Services strikers and supporters mobilize across New York State, buoyed by financial and solidarity support from CWA locals and members.

CWA locals are working with Central Labor Councils to make International Human Rights Day and the week leading up to it a success from coast to coast.