CWA members fought for every vote as if our lives depended on it, because they did.
Tell the Senate to support premium pay and health & safety protections for COVID-19 frontline workers.
With the appointment of Jessica Rosenworcel as the interim chair of the Federal Communications Commision, Joe Biden has turned to an experienced leader with a steady hand.
The NLRB General Counsel plays a critical role in setting the agenda for the NLRB and determining which cases it will pursue.
In response to pressure from union and community members, University of Memphis President M. David Rudd emailed all campus workers on Tuesday announcing a commitment to increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour effective June 5, 2021.
More than 300 CWA members and leaders are coming to Washington, D.C., for three days of "Democracy Awakening."
The next "train the trainer" session for CWA activists fighting for financial reform will be held in Texas in April for CWAers from Texas, Missouri, Kentucky, Michigan and Minnesota.
A statement by the Communications Workers of America on today’s Supreme Court’s Ruling in Friedrichs vs. California Teachers Association.
More than 2,000 DirecTV technicians, warehouse and administrative workers in California and Nevada now have a CWA voice.
20 Senators Cite Verizon for Failing to Negotiate a Fair Contract; Nine Months and Counting; AT&T West Bargaining; Tentative Agreement at Spirit Airlines; Flight Attendants Picket Across the System for Fair Contract at United
CWA members, and thousands of other activists from more than 200 groups, have been making plans to be in Washington, D.C., for April 16-18's Democracy Awakening.
The campaign by Senator Bernie Sanders for the Democratic presidential nomination goes forward, after primaries and caucuses this week in Arizona, Idaho and Utah.
This week, the Labor Department finalized the "persuader rule," which will require corporations to disclose their relationships with consultants and lawyers hired to run behind-the-scenes, anti-union campaigns.
Register now for the CWA Presidents’ Meeting and the Legislative-Political Conference, scheduled for June 13-15 in Washington, D.C.
CWA and four other organizations gathered more than 22,000 signatures from activists who are urging the Federal Communications Commission to update the Lifeline program to include broadband services.
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.
