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CWA members from Pittsburgh and Phoenix came together for a Reversing Runaway Inequality training last week.

AT&T workers in Connecticut were joined on Monday by Sen. Richard Blumenthal and other labor allies to speak out about AT&T's planned closure of several call centers.

The NLRB accuses Nokia of refusing to bargain in good faith over the closure of a remote installation and support facility.

"CWA plans to take an active part in the Windstream bankruptcy process," CWA said in a statement.

CWA plans to take an active part in the Windstream bankruptcy process.

AT&T’s own documents show that it eliminated 11,780 jobs in 2018 and is continuing to cut its workforce. The closures in Connecticut follow the company’s January announcement that it was closing its Syracuse, N.Y. call center.

This week, Kathleen Ham, T-Mobile’s senior vice president for government affairs, told Communications Daily that CWA has “no credibility” on jobs - an inaccurate and wildly hypocritical assertion in light of T-Mobile’s real record on jobs and the job-killing impact of the proposed T-Mobile/Sprint merger.

The latest bargaining information about the University of California and the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association.

Workers at the Hartford Courant, the oldest continuously run U.S. newspaper, have won voluntary recognition for their union from ownership company Tribune Publishing.

In order to get the Republican corporate tax cut bill passed, many big businesses made big promises to workers that their wages would go up.

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.

The agreement contains a number of enhanced economic and benefits improvements for NABET-CWA represented employees.

The NABET-CWA Network Negotiating Committee reached a tentative agreement this week with NBC Universal on a new contract to replace the Master Agreement, which expired on March 31, 2018.

Organizing news from BuzzFeed News, the Hartford Courant, and Parking Production Assistants.

CWA President Chris Shelton testified in front of Congress on Wednesday at a U.S. House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology hearing on the T-Mobile/Sprint merger.

USIC workers, members of CWA Local 1101, voted overwhelmingly to keep their union last week.

CWAers across the country are making major strides on passing legislation to protect call center jobs from offshoring!

At a press conference this week, CWA Secretary-Treasurer Sara Steffens and AFA-CWA International President Sara Nelson called on Congress and the White House to avoid another federal government shutdown in order to keep workers and the flying public safe.

The NewsGuild-CWA and NABET-CWA released a joint statement decrying violence at President Trump's rally earlier this week in El Paso.

CWA was well-represented at a conference last week at Georgetown University Law Center on "The Future of American Labor."

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During today’s U.S. House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology hearing on the T-Mobile/Sprint merger, witnesses raising concerns about the proposed merger offered detailed and extensive documentation and analysis, while merger supporters relied on vague and unsubstantiated claims.

The Communications Workers of America expressed disappointment at the New York Public Service Commission's decision this week to approve the T-Mobile/Sprint merger, but noted that the union's concerns about likely merger-related job loss were taken into account by the PSC's requirement that the company's direct employment level be preserved at the same level for at least three years after the merger.

The latest bargaining information from AT&T Southwest, AT&T Midwest, and Altice.