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After nearly a year on strike, CWA members at the New Era Cap Co. of Derby, N.Y. ratified an agreement that met their key demands for setting a fair pay scale with union input and for safety and health improvements in the plant, along with other gains.

Exactly 100 years ago, President Theodore Roosevelt earned his “trust buster” nickname with two historic actions: He broke up the railroad barons’ monopoly cartel and h

CWA reached a new tentative agreement with Cincinnati Bell, gaining significant improvements in health care coverage over an earlier proposed settlement and averting a July 9 strike deadline. The earlier agreement was rejected by a membership vote.

Hundreds of union jobs could be lost through layoffs if the Bush administration succeeds in taking over the GPO’s $425 million procurement budget and the subcontracting of work to the private sector.

CWA passenger agents at US Airways members want management to meet them halfway as both sides bargain over the airline’s cost-cutting demands.