News

Several CWA staff, including those below, have recently retired. Staff retirement notices will continue in the next CWA News.

CWA President Morton Bahr's book, "From the Telegraph to the Internet," continues to attract considerable attention and has been the recipient of several noteworthy reviews since its publication last fall in commemoration of CWA's 60th anniversary.

While ergonomic-related workplace injuries continue to mount, congressional enemies of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration are busy trying to undermine government initiatives to develop standards to deal with the problem.

Michael I. Handley, 74, retired assistant to the vice president of District 4, passed away suddenly in his sleep May 18.

CWA members are invited to enjoy great music and union-family comradery at this year's B.B. King Blues Festival, sponsored by CWA and the Jobs with Justice coalition in 11 major cities.