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Twenty-Five Bipartisan House Members Co-Sponsoring "US Call Center Worker & Consumer Protection Act"
Press Release
As nearly a thousand local leaders from all 50 states swarmed Capitol Hill today, the Communications Workers of America announced the ever-growing bi-partisan support for the job creating ?U.S. Call Center Worker and Consumer Protection Act? now includes an additional seven members of the U.S. House of Representatives who signed on this week.
Transportation Unions Call on Congress to Pass Clean FAA Reauthorization
Press Release
Rewriting decades of labor law without debate or discussion sets a dangerous precedent.
Bi-Partisan Call Center Legislation Meets President Obama's Call to Insource American Jobs
Press Release
In his State of The Union address and a series of events around the nation, President Barack Obama has noted the damages inflicted by the trend of off-shoring American jobs and has called for companies to reinvest in American workers by focusing on domestic insourcing.
Indiana House Passes Right to Work (for Less)
News
January 26, 2012
CWA activists and union supporters are keeping up the fight against union busting in Indiana, despite the House passing "right to work" (for less) by a 55-44 vote yesterday.
Labor to Cuomo: Keep up the Fight for Public Financing of Elections
News
January 19, 2012
Adding new momentum in the fight to clean up Albany, the presidents of three national labor unions are commending New York Governor Andrew Cuomo for his leadership in pressing for public funding of elections in the state, and urging him to keep up the fight.
In a letter to the Governor, the presidents of the UAW, SEIU and Communications Workers of America write that ?uniting us all is a commitment to the idea that all workers deserve a voice and that in a democracy, wealth should not determine political powers. The status quo systems of elections in New York, with their sky-high donation limits and lack of public matching funds, undermine these principles.?
In a letter to the Governor, the presidents of the UAW, SEIU and Communications Workers of America write that ?uniting us all is a commitment to the idea that all workers deserve a voice and that in a democracy, wealth should not determine political powers. The status quo systems of elections in New York, with their sky-high donation limits and lack of public matching funds, undermine these principles.?