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The Department of Labor has awarded $1.5 million to CWA through a community partner to deliver high-tech training to American workers at its Washington, D.C. and Fremont, Calif. centers, reported CWA Executive Vice President Larry Cohen. The grant is one of nine announced by the agency on Feb.

Dear Editor,

Apparel manufacturers in all countries that make clothing and other logo items for the University of Notre Dame stand to lose their lucrative contracts if they refuse to allow workers to organize.

The late Cesar Chavez, the United Farm Workers founder who touched millions of lives with his fight for labor rights, is likely to have a state holiday named for him.

If there weren’t already ample reasons to be wary of anti-labor presidential candidate George W. Bush, Fortune magazine offered up another one recently: He’s the overwhelming choice of corporate CEOs.