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Offshoring call center jobs devastates the economy, CWA Local 3122 Executive Vice President Hector Capote wrote in a Miami Herald letter to the editor.

In a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Paul Kirk about the proposed Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal, CWA President Larry Cohen said the U.S. should ?refocus attention on domestic employment and the rights of workers and not just the property interests of the one percent.?

A new CWA report finds that the proposed deal between Verizon Wireless and big cable companies will cost workers and communities as many as 72,000 lost jobs if approved.

Tens of thousands of workers will unite next month in Philadelphia ? the birthplace of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights ? to demand economic freedom and opportunity for all.