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March Spotlights Poverty in Appalachia
News
November 1, 1998
CWA members and leaders were a key part of the "March for Appalachia," organized by the Rev. Jesse Jackson, the AFL-CIO, CWA and other unions, to focus attention on the citizens throughout the region who are not sharing in the nation's prosperity.
Remembering the Past, Planning for the Future
News
November 1, 1998
President Morton Bahr's personal account of CWA and its place in a constantly changing communications industry is available to CWA members at a special rate.
CWA Applauds Labor Dept. Suit Against Time Inc. for Treatment of Freelancers
Press Release
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Newspaper Guild/CWA applauded the Labor Department's suit against Time Warner for denying benefit coverage to regular editorial stringers and freelancers at Time Inc. and other publishing subsidiaries.
CWA to FCC: SBC-Ameritech Merger Will Foster Residential Competition and Create Good Jobs
Press Release
The Communications Workers of America today urged the Federal Communications Commission to approve the SBC Communications-Ameritech merger, noting that the partnership will foster competition in 30 new markets outside the companies' service regions and create at least 8,000 high-quality jobs.
The Newspaper Guild/CWA Creates 'Committee on the Future of Journalism'
Press Release
In its first public report, The Newspaper Guild/CWA's newly formed Committee on the Future of Journalism asserts that, "American journalism is going through a period of self-analysis and conscience-searching that is comparable only to the period of the 1950's when Senator Joseph R.