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Also in Winter 2010
- NLRB Hearing Set for January On Threats, Firings at DISH
- Worker Unity: Key to Good Contracts, Strong Bargaining Units at Comcast
- TNG-CWA Locals Win Key Legal Battles
- In Right-to-Work States, Members Do the Hard Work of Organizing
- CWA Builds Global Support For T-Mobile Workers
- CenturyLink/Qwest: Workers Organizing to Meet Challenges of Merger
- Building Bargaining Power At AT&T Mobility
- Denver SuperShuttle Drivers Organizing for Dignity
- Piedmont Agents Vote "CWA Yes"
- American and Eagle Agents Know A Union Makes a Difference
- Organizing Doubles CWA Membership at Helena Labs
- Expanding Broadband Top Priority In CWA, Sierra Club Partnership
- CWA Presses Senate on Bargaining Rights for Public Safety Officers
- "Right to Know" Bill Could Save, Restore U.S. Call Center Jobs
- CWA: Tax Changes a Big Priority In Post-Election Session
- Growing Momentum To Fix Senate Rules
Good Jobs Start With Union Training
Skill training offered at the IUE-CWA Service Center in Dayton, Ohio, has gotten rave reviews from employers and workers who were able to find quality jobs after graduating from the program.
The program is funded by a $3.9 million Labor Department grant and provides training through the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council, the only nationally certified, industry-recognized program for front-line production workers.
The program offers instruction in the advanced manufacturing skills needed for a clean energy economy.
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Ronald Caison of Tipp City, Ohio, said “I learned more in three weeks than people spending thousands of dollars do in months. My supervisor told me he had never seen anyone who had walked into the job being able to do everything like I did.”
Lee Gillis, featured in this ad in the Dayton Daily News, was the first graduate to be hired. He said that in a crowded interview room, when he showed his certificate to the interviewer “everything changed and they hired me.”
For more information, go to www.iue-cwamssc.org.