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States must consult with unions as they develop their funding proposals, and the requirements make it clear that federal dollars will not fund sub-par installations by fly-by-night companies.
This week, CWA filed Unfair Labor Practice charges against Apple for multiple federal labor law violations on behalf of workers at stores in Atlanta and New York City.
The latest bargaining information for AT&T Mobility (Orange), DirecTV (Orange), ABC-Disney, Evoque Data Center Solutions, the Sunrise Movement, and OFS Fitel.
Last week, a federal judge approved a settlement that prohibits the Minnesota State Patrol from attacking or arresting journalists.
Last week, CWA members n San Antonio, Texas, visited a Starbucks located next to an AT&T retail store to show their support for the Starbucks workers who are organizing to form a union.
General Electric workers across America took to the streets to urge GE’s board members not to break apart the company in a new scheme that could create golden parachutes for CEO Larry Culp and other hedge fund connected executives.
The Communications Workers of America (CWA) and a former Activision Blizzard employee have requested the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission hold a full fairness hearing to allow any objectors to fully explain their objections, calling the proposed amended consent decree “woefully inadequate.”
The latest bargaining information for Council Bluffs (Iowa) Schools and the Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald.
CWAers around the country continue working to get pro-worker candidates elected.
NABET-CWA members are on the ground in Los Angeles this week preparing for this weekend’s Super Bowl broadcast.
Maximus workers, who are organizing with the CWA to win better working conditions and a voice on the job, say there is more to be done.
Knock Valentine’s Day out of the park this year with Union Plus deals at Teleflora.
Today, labor unions representing tens of thousands of airport passenger service agents are urging President Biden and other administration officials to address the increase in assaults at airports through more effective federal enforcement of existing laws against assaulting airport customer service representatives and gate agents.
The Communications Workers of America represents working people in telecommunications, customer service, media, airlines, health care, public service and education, manufacturing, tech and other fields.
