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CWA members across the country held events on Tax Day to highlight how the Republican corporate tax cut bill is a massive giveaway to big corporations paid for by working families.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo stood with working people by signing legislation that makes it easier for public workers to join together in unions.

The U.S. Senate failed to pass a bill that would have removed protections for working people on Native American lands.

A Statement from CWA President Chris Shelton about how those in Congress and the White House have doubled down on increasing the wealth of top executives and shareholders at the expense of everyone else.

The company’s CEO Randall Stephenson promised to create 7,000 jobs if the GOP tax plan passed. Instead, despite a $20 billion windfall as a result of tax cuts in the bill, AT&T announced thousands of unnecessary layoffs late last year.

Passenger service agents from Envoy Air and Piedmont Airlines will gather at airports across the country on Monday, April 16 to step up their calls for sustainable, family supporting wages at the airline.

CWA sent a letter to all members of the House of Representatives urging them to oppose three harmful bills this week that would increase the risk of another financial crisis.

The Congressional Budget Office's analysis of the effects of the December 2017 Republican tax bill confirms that the bill provides incentives for companies to send more American jobs overseas.

Now that the tax bill has gone into effect, where are those $4,000 raises? Where are those good jobs?

If the name Sinclair Broadcast Group sounds familiar, it might be because CWA has been fighting hard over the past year against an attempted merger between Sinclair and Tribune Media.

Thousands of labor leaders and other allies gathered in Memphis to develop strategies to ensure that all working people are treated with dignity and respect.

Failure to Release Tax Windfall Details Could Violate National Labor Relations Act, Unions Charge.

Buybacks are a financial maneuver in which a company manipulates its stock prices by using cash and profits to purchase its own shares.

CWA-backed legislation that puts pressure on corporations to stop sending call center jobs overseas continues to gain momentum.

CWAers from Local 1103 in Port Chester phone banked for Assemblymember Shelley Mayer for New York State Senate District 37.

CWAers rallied in support of a bill to close the carried interest loophole.

CWAers gathered in Denver, Colo., for the annual CWA District 7 conference.

CWA-backed legislation that puts pressure on corporations to stop sending call center jobs overseas continues to gain momentum.

CWA sent a letter to Congress laying out criteria for renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has signed the Fair Elections Act into law.

Senators Sanders, Warren, and Merkley issued a letter last week calling on GDIT to ensure that the company is not illegally underpaying its federally contracted call center employees

CWA President Chris Shelton spoke at the Congressional Progressive Caucus Summit in Baltimore.

Last week, CWA local presidents met with Louisiana Senator Troy Carter.

Democrat Conor Lamb won a special election in 18th Congressional District in Western Pennsylvania.