CWA members fought for every vote as if our lives depended on it, because they did.
CWA leaders are engaging with employers on safety and prevention measures.
The goal is to ensure public safety and network resilience while protecting consumers and closing the digital divide.
President Joe Biden has five words for Republicans who say that his American Jobs Plan should be scaled back to focus on "traditional" infrastructure like roads and bridges.
On April 11, CWA Secretary-Treasurer Sara Steffens joined NewsGuild-CWA activists and more than 35 members of CWA Next Generation to talk about reforming U.S. labor law.
Check out the video to find out why Vice President Cummings chose to get vaccinated, hear about his experience getting the vaccine, and what he's looking forward to doing once we have beaten this pandemic.
CWA has launched an ambitious multi-state effort to pass state legislation that would establish public utility commission oversight of broadband in public safety, network resiliency and consumer protection.
Although current federal law requires companies to bargain in good faith with the union chosen by their employees, CWA members know the tactics employers use to drag out the bargaining process.
More workers than ever have been reaching out to CWA for help organizing a union at their workplaces.
The latest information about who is voting to join with CWA.
As vaccine availability increases across the country, thousands of CWA members and retirees are getting vaccinated, including CWA President Chris Shelton.
Nearly 200 CWA District 1 stewards and Health and Safety workplace committee members in New Jersey participated in the third part of an eleven hour virtual training course last week.
If we want to build our power in the workplace, we must make passing the PRO Act in the Senate our top priority.
A bank worker who was fired from her job for trying to organize her workplace shares her story.
The settlement was reached after AWU filed an unfair labor practice charge against Alphabet (Google's parent company), Google, Modis, and Adecco with the National Labor Relations Board.
The Communications Workers of America represents 700,000 workers in private and public sector employment in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. CWA members work in telecommunications and information technology, the airline industry, news media, broadcast and cable television, education, health care and public service, law enforcement, manufacturing and other fields.
