Local leaders from across Canada gathered in Windsor to develop strategies for building on recent organizing success in newsrooms across North America.
Workers at Advancing Justice - Asian Law Caucus (ALC), a nonprofit legal and civil rights organization serving low-income Asian Pacific American communities, have joined CWA Local 9410.
Staff at The Morning Call, a news organization based in Allentown, Penn., are asking parent company Tribune Publishing Company to voluntarily recognize their union.
Workers at the Hartford Courant, the oldest continuously run U.S. newspaper, have won voluntary recognition for their union from ownership company Tribune Publishing.
Members from seven different Georgia campuses met with their state Senators and Representatives to gain additional sponsors on legislation to guarantee a fair pay raise for all Georgia higher education workers.
An upsurge in union organizing among journalists and other news industry employees was the focus of the NewsGuild-CWA Sector Conference last week in Orlando.
Workers at media outlets are coming together to improve their working conditions and strengthen their ability to serve their communities by joining NewsGuild-CWA.
From Massachusetts to Maryland, staff at news outlets are ready to improve their working conditions and strengthen their ability to serve their communities by joining NewsGuild-CWA.
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