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The 15,000 CWA workers at AT&T West are working without  a contract after their collective bargaining agreement expired on April 10. CWA members are mobilizing across District 9, putting the company on notice that they’re serious about getting a good contract.

Despite making record profits — $39 billion in three years — Verizon executives are pushing to offshore more jobs to the Philippines, Mexico and other locations, outsource work to low-wage contractors and transfer workers away from home for months at a time.

The AFA-CWA Joint Negotiating Committee, bargaining for a joint contract covering 24,000 Flight Attendants at the pre-merger United, Continental and Continental Micronesia Airlines, is pushing hard to reach the industry-leading contract that Flight Attendants deserve.

Flight Attendants are continuing to mobilize for a 10-hour minimum rest requirement to be included in the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization. 

Nearly 1,000 technicians and other workers who bring television sports to millions of viewers have joined NABET-CWA over the past year, following new work agreements reached with ABC Sports and NBC Sports.