CWA Members in New Jersey Hold Massive Health & Safety Training
Nearly 200 CWA District 1 stewards and Health and Safety workplace committee members in New Jersey participated in the third part of an eleven hour virtual training course last week.
What Would the PRO Act Do?
If we want to build our power in the workplace, we must make passing the PRO Act in the Senate our top priority.
PRO Act Stories: "I was fired for trying to unionize my workplace."
A bank worker who was fired from her job for trying to organize her workplace shares her story.
CWA Member Wins Settlement with Google
The settlement was reached after AWU filed an unfair labor practice charge against Alphabet (Google's parent company), Google, Modis, and Adecco with the National Labor Relations Board.
Infrastructure Bill Will Create Good Union Jobs
President Joe Biden announced his plan to rebuild our country, create millions of good, union jobs in the United States, and make sure that corporations pay their fair share of taxes.
New Department of Labor Resources for Workers on Equal Pay
Under Labor Secretary Marty Walsh, the Department of Labor has revamped its website.
AFL-CIO Profiles CWA Secretary-Treasurer Sara Steffens for Women's History Month
For Women's History Month, the AFL-CIO is featuring leaders who are making women's history across the labor movement on their blog.
"Ready to Get Back to Normal": CWA Members Share Why They Are Getting Vaccinated
Members and retirees from across our union have been sharing their reasons for getting vaccinated against COVID-19.
In Memoriam – April 1, 2021
CWA has established a memorial page for members who have lost their lives to COVID-19.
Happy Easter from CWA
Happy Easter!
MOMENTUM - APRIL 2021
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Marty Walsh Confirmed as Biden's Secretary of Labor
Walsh is the first union member to serve as Secretary of Labor in nearly 50 years.
Tell Your Senator Now: It’s Time for Fundamental Democracy Reform
To loosen the hold corporate money has on our country, we must build worker power, and to do that, we need the For the People Act.
New Scorecard: Big Banks Fall Short on Diversity
The Committee for Better Banks released a new racial justice report grading 13 big banks on diversity measures.
Florida CWAers Fight Republican Assault on Workers' Rights
CWA members in Florida are fighting two anti-workers' rights bills that have been introduced in the Florida State Senate.
Workers' Bill of Rights: A Comic Exploration
A new comic book developed by the North Carolina State AFL-CIO includes nine captivating and beautifully illustrated individual stories that demonstrate the need for expanded workers' rights.
Bargaining and Organizing Updates
The latest bargaining and organizing information.
Bird is the Word: A Welcome to Audubon for All Members
If you are a fan of birds and unions, check out this Twitter thread welcoming Audubon workers to CWA
"I Want to Go Back Out in the World": CWA Members Share Why They Are Getting Vaccinated
Members and retirees from across our union have been sharing their reasons for getting vaccinated against COVID-19.
New Report: Black, Latino Workers Face Tough Odds of Getting Higher Paid Positions at Leading U.S. Banks
A new CWA report captures the scale and depth of the diversity, equity and inclusion crisis in the U.S. banking industry. The findings indicate that while Black and Latino employees are concentrated at lower levels of employment, they have a substantially lesser chance of holding executive or other higher levels of employment compared to their white counterparts.
New Report Spotlights Small Cell Preemption’s Financial Burden on Cities, Interruption to Digital Equity Initiatives
A new report released today from the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA), with assistance from Communications Workers of America (CWA), spotlights the widespread harms of small cell preemption to cities, local governments and millions of low-income Americans nationwide who continue to lack broadband connectivity.
Communications Workers of America Applauds Confirmation of New Labor Secretary Marty Walsh
The U.S. Senate confirmed Marty Walsh to lead the Department of Labor. Walsh will be the first union member to be Secretary of Labor in nearly 50 years.
Accessible, Affordable Internet for All Act Will Create and Protect Good Jobs
Millions of people across the country don't have access to affordable broadband due to the digital divide – a cycle of profit-driven discrimination that has only grown worse during the pandemic.
Organizing Updates
The latest organizing information.