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With an unpopular candidate out of the running, CWA President Morton Bahr and other labor leaders reacted with cautious optimism in January to the nomination of Elaine Chao as U.S. labor secretary.

The 107th Congress has started its work and CWA is closely following the action, especially any attempts to take away from working families the gains made in job safety and health, labor standards and the right to participate in the political process.

Part-time faculty members at California’s 100-plus community colleges have been dubbed “freeway flyers” for all the driving they do between campuses to teach enough classes to make ends meet.

Then there’s the business of no benefits and no seniority.

AT&T Broadband workers in Ocean City, Md., by mobilizing union and community support, have won assurance from Comcast Cable that the company will bargain with their union when it acquires the city franchise from AT&T on April 1.

A unit of 75 AT&T Broadband technicians in Arlington, Texas, have won CWA representation in an arbitration decision by a third party neutral.