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CWA's next "virtual union meeting," a national town hall by phone and Internet for stewards and all interested members, is scheduled for Thursday, June 16 at 7:30 p.m. EDT.

CWA state workers in New Jersey are the latest targets of legislative attacks on workers, as state Senate President Steve Sweeney attempts to strip away their right to bargain over health care.

As flame-throwing governors and lawmakers in other states sucked up all the media oxygen, Colorado's GOP-led House thought it could pull a fast one on workers as its 2011 session wound down last month. But CWA helped make sure that didn't happen.

For two days throughout New Jersey this week, thousands of CWAers rallied against brutal and unfair health care cuts, and to preserve their right to bargain over health care, pensions and other benefits.

Republican lawmakers broke Wisconsin's open meetings law when they rushed to pass a bill stripping public workers of their collective bargaining rights, a judge ruled last week.