Bargaining Update
The latest bargaining information for Delaware Department Of Health & Special Services and Frontier Communications.
CWA Leaders Talk to Students About Building an Anti-Racist Union
On April 21, three leaders of CWA's Civil Rights and Equity Committee (CRE) and Women's Committee led a discussion with graduate students about the challenges faced by frontline labor activists and organizers, who often find themselves fighting racism while building worker power.
Guilty Verdict in Chauvin Trial is a Step Toward Justice, But It Is Not Enough
Today's verdict finding Derek Chauvin guilty of the murder of George Floyd is a step toward justice for Floyd, his family members, and all those who have been affected by his brutal murder. But it is not enough.
CWA Launches State Broadband Oversight Initiatives
The goal is to ensure public safety and network resilience while protecting consumers and closing the digital divide.
High Speed Internet Is Infrastructure
President Joe Biden has five words for Republicans who say that his American Jobs Plan should be scaled back to focus on "traditional" infrastructure like roads and bridges.
District 7 Conference Spotlights Members' Creativity and Dedication During Pandemic Year
On April 8th and 9th, more than 175 CWA members gathered for the first ever virtual District 7 Conference.
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 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.
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.
CWA Statement on Atlanta Murders and Surge in Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Asian American communities around the country have been targeted by groups and individuals who are driven by white supremacist and misogynistic beliefs and encouraged by right-wing politicians and media figures. The tragedy in Atlanta occurred in a climate of anti-Asian hate and scapegoating.
For the People: Protecting Voters
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.
Committees Meet to Lay Social Justice Groundwork for CWA Convention
This week, CWA's National Civil Rights and Equity Committee and National Women's Committee held their three-day Annual Joint Meeting.
For the People: Removing Barriers to Voter Registration
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.
For the People: More Choices for Voting
The ability to vote and to have a voice are critical to the health of our democracy.
CWA Veterans Acquire New Skills to Build Power for Working People
Congratulations to the newest class of military veterans who completed the CWA Veterans for Social Change training last week.
It's Time for Union Members to Fight to Make the PRO Act Law
CWA Secretary-Treasurer Sara Steffens was featured on a Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act national virtual townhall co-hosted by CWA, the AFL-CIO, and the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT).
Join Us Tonight for a PRO Act Virtual Town Hall
It's time to build worker power! Join us tonight at 7pm Eastern for a virtual town hall co-hosted by CWA.
CWA Applauds Biden's Pick of Marty Walsh for Labor Secretary
Walsh is a longtime union member and labor leader, and a great choice to serve as Biden's Labor Secretary for working people.
Continuing the Fight for Justice on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
CWA leaders will be featured on panels at the AFL-CIO's MLK Civil and Human Rights Conference, which will be held virtually this week.
Defending Our Democracy
CWA issued a statement on Wednesday calling for corporations to demand refunds from and cease contributions to the Republican Attorneys General Association, which played a key role in promoting last week's riots.
Yesterday’s Insurrection Was An Attack on Democracy by White Supremacists and Fascists
Yesterday, the world watched as armed insurrectionists, with the encouragement of the President of the United States, launched an attack on the Capitol in an attempt to undermine our democracy and prevent Congress from certifying the results of the Presidential election.
Maximus Workers Protest Working Conditions, Release "Bill of Rights"
Call center workers at government service provider Maximus held socially distant protests today calling on the company to respect their "Bill of Rights."
Join Us Today for a Democracy Reform Activist Training
We have a real shot at making historic progress at strengthening our democracy by getting the For The People Act signed into law.
Journalists of L.A. Times Win A Decisive Victory for Pay Equity
Owners of the Times and Tribune Publishing agreed to pay $3 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging that women and journalists of color were paid less than their white male counterparts.