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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.

American and other corporations are facing national scrutiny over how they have used benefits from the Republican corporate tax cut bill that they claimed would lift wages for working families.

An act of defiance by Denver Post employees has thrust a powerful hedge fund's destruction of local news coverage to the front pages of publications across the country.

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

IUE-CWA Local 83693 President Antonio Williams testified before the ITC about the harm done by a temporary Selma plant closure.

The Fiscal Board of Puerto Rico just released a letter calling for extreme and unnecessary reductions in protections for working people in Puerto Rico.

The FCC Broadband Deployment Advisory Committee adopted a recommendation that would mandate the use of contractors to move telephone company equipment to make room for new attachers' equipment.

CWA is fighting AT&T's proposed layoff of more than a thousand workers.

Astatement from CWA District 6 Vice President Claude Cummings as part of the observation of the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.

CWA members from across the country are taking action to stop AT&T's proposed layoffs, which were announced just before Christmas.

CWA has filed a class action lawsuit against hundreds of large employers who allegedly engaged in the unlawful practice of excluding older workers from receiving job ads on Facebook.

CWA President Chris Shelton is urging State Attorneys General to take action to stop the proposed merger between Sinclair Broadcasting Group and Tribune Media.

CWA wants the nation's biggest employers to give working families the average $4,000 wage increases the Trump administration says will result from cutting the corporate tax rate.

CWA is calling for approval of AT&T's proposed acquisition of Time-Warner.

The AFL-CIO Convention this week focused on how working people can "join together, fight together, and win together."

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette wrote about how AT&T's use of third-party dealers is harming workers and lowering customer service quality for consumers.

Democrats outline plan with real policies to help working families fight back against corporations that want to shift more jobs overseas.

The Trump Administration has released its objectives for renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

CWAers are taking their concerns about AT&T's growing numbers of third-party dealer stores directly to customers.

For U.S. working families, trade deals like the NAFTA have been a string of one broken promise after another.

The latest bargaining updates for CenturyLink, AT&T, and Denver Public Schools.

A statement by CWA President Chris Shelton on today's announcement of the Trump administration's intent to renegotiate NAFTA.

AT&T workers and CWA representatives are meeting with call center vendor employees in the Dominican Republic to learn more about what has happened to the jobs AT&T shipped there.

More than 250 CWA activists are coming to Washington, D.C., for the national day of action on climate change and justice on April 29.