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Essays on Organizing, Outreach and Internal Transformations
Edited by Bruce Nissen
Wayne State University Press, Detroit
264 pages, soft cover, $28.95

President Bill Clinton met with several CWA members at an AT&T plant in Oakton, Va., where he outlined new proposals to expand job and skill opportunities for workers and applauded one of CWA’s union-management training partnerships as a way to ensure that workers will have the skills for 21st c

Only one in 20 workers ages 16-24 is a union member, according the U.S. Department of Labor.

CWA Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Easterling called on union activists in Texas to keep up the hard work that helped millions of working Americans send a clear message to Congress in the 1998 midterm elections.

Raymond Joseph (Ray) Murray, who served the union in a pivotal role during the pattern bargaining era that eventually led to national bargaining with AT&T and the Bell System, died on Jan 29.