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AFA-CWA members and allies rallied in Houston, Chicago, and L.A. this week to demand that Congress extend the Payroll Support Program.

Nearly 40% of the workers on the center's fifth floor have become infected with the coronavirus or developed symptoms since mid-November.

Elliott Management has sold its shares of AT&T stock just one year after it began its destructive campaign to make a quick buck by forcing AT&T's management to drastically cut costs.

This "COVID-19 leave blackout" applies to the thousands of Maximus employees who respond to Medicare and ACA calls.

CWA Local 9413-represented hospital workers at St. Mary's Regional Medical Center (SMRMC) picketed outside of the hospital in Reno, Nev.

Last week at a non-union New Flyer bus part fabrication plant in Kentucky, a worker who was using a machine missing its safety guard, lost part of her finger in an accident.

CWA joined other labor unions and environmental groups to sue the federal government over its failure to provide adequate reusable respirators, N95 masks, gloves, and other personal protective equipment to essential workers.

This week, the AFL-CIO released its yearly report on the state of safety and health protections for America's workers.

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

As COVID-19 cases rise on campuses across the state, union members are making an urgent call for the Board to commit to no layoffs during the public health emergency.

The AFL-CIO's Union Veterans Council is launching a membership drive to build the ranks of union members who can advocate for the issues facing veterans.

Covid Survivors for Change, a national group of families of COVID victims and survivors, will lead a National COVID-19 Remembrance on Sunday, October 4.

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.

Jobs that were previously not considered to be risky have now become dangerous during COVID.

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

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.

CWA members participated in a series of rallies this week in support of raising revenue and adequately staffing New York's hospitals and nursing homes.

Join us Saturday for a virtual panel on how the pandemic and economic crisis have affected Texans.

On Tuesday, postal workers and union members will take action across America with one clear message – #SaveThePostOffice.

UCWGA-CWA members called for the Board of Regents to set policies that allow a safer and more equitable return to campus during the pandemic.