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July 1, 1998
Dear Editor:
ABC/Disney recently sent its NABET employees a note titled "Competitive Realities: Who's in Touch?" In it, Disney castigated its union-represented employees for failing to accept "provisions that reflect their employer's needs."
ABC/Disney recently sent its NABET employees a note titled "Competitive Realities: Who's in Touch?" In it, Disney castigated its union-represented employees for failing to accept "provisions that reflect their employer's needs."
CWA Urges Governor to Control Security Forces as Union Members in Puerto Rico Set National Strike
The president of the world's largest telecommunications union has again called on Gov. Pedro Rossell¢ to protect the safety and rights of workers involved in a major labor dispute in Puerto Rico.
U.S. Supreme Court Backs Workers, Unions on Merit Pay Issue
Following is a statement by Linda Foley, president of The Newspaper Guild-CWA, on the U.S. Supreme Court's rejection of an employer's petition seeking support for one-sided discretionary pay plans:
Communications Workers Reach Early Settlement at Ameritech: Provides Real Gains in Job Security, Wag
After resuming negotiations on June 2, the Communications Workers of America reached a tentative 32-month contract with Ameritech, covering some 30,000 workers at the regional Bell company in the Midwest. The agreement was reached some two months before the current contract is set to expire.
ATTN: Political Editors Covering CA Election/Initiative Results<BR>CWA Statement on California Prop.
California citizens voted down Prop. 226 for good reason.
They weren't swayed by the radical right, which apparently thought it could sucker working people into voting away their political voice.
They weren't swayed by the radical right, which apparently thought it could sucker working people into voting away their political voice.