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Call center workers at government service provider Maximus held socially distant protests today calling on the company to respect their "Bill of Rights."

We have a real shot at making historic progress at strengthening our democracy by getting the For The People Act signed into law.

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.

CWA collaborated with the AFL-CIO to launch "Labor Women Get Out the Vote," a phone- and textbanking initiative during the final weeks of the 2020 elections.

Staffers of Color Of Change, one of the nation's largest racial justice organizations, have voted to join with CWA.

CWA members across the country worked tirelessly in the home stretch to deliver key election wins to elect pro-worker candidates!

Hundreds of CWAers across the country are phonebanking together to flip the Senate and to elect Joe Biden and Kamala Harris!

Despite the challenges of the pandemic, eleven CWA leaders participated in the 2020 Minority Leadership Institute, held virtually this year.

Over the past few weeks, hundreds of CWA members have gathered virtually to make calls for Biden-Harris and pro-worker U.S. Senate candidates!

The House of Representatives has passed hundreds of bills that would help working families, but Mitch McConnell has blocked them all.

The goal of the campaign is to provide clear, accurate information about voting to the American people.

Labor Day traditionally marks the homestretch of election season. As we race toward November 3rd, working people have more at stake than ever before.

Last week, CWA members who work at American Airlines as passenger service agents and allies held a protest outside of the Charlotte office of U.S. Senator Thom Tillis.

The COVID-19 relief package passed by Congress in March provided funding to keep workers on the payroll, improved access to paid leave, and expanded unemployment benefits.

In response to the national uprisings following the murder of George Floyd, the CWA Executive Board committed to create dedicated spaces for open dialogue on race for our members and leaders.

On July 23rd, two CWA members told personal stories to the Denver Health Board of Directors about their experiences with racism on the job.

On Monday, CWAers across the country demanded that bosses and elected officials address the systemic racism that drives economic inequality in this country.

His courage and determination in the face of some of the most brutal racist attacks any person has ever endured inspired generations of activists and leaders.

CWA members will join with other union members at SEIU, the Teamsters, AFT, and community-based organizations to hold a National Strike/Day of Action for Black Lives.

The latest election news from Texas and Colorado.

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From poverty to policing practices to the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 in Black communities, as union members, we must begin discussing ways to dismantle racism.