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Workers at the Labor Network for Sustainability won a commitment from the organization’s leadership to grant voluntary recognition of the union if workers can show majority support.
The latest bargaining information for Kaleida Health, the Leaguers Inc., and Verso Books.
CWA political activists in District 6 kicked off their election mobilization for the upcoming midterm elections and members of United Campus Workers of Georgia (CWA Local 3265) hosted a Labor Day rally.
Donald Trump told workers that U.S. and Pennsylvania steel would again be used to build the skyscrapers of America, but Donald Trump doesn't build with steel or aluminum produced by U.S. workers.
Verizon has told its field technicians in Pennsylvania that they can be fired if they try to fix broken copper phone lines.
In an opinion piece in the Saint Louis Dispatch, CWA President Chris Shelton criticized Donald Trump for bragging about not paying taxes.
Donald Trump talks a good game, but he forgets that you have to "walk it like you talk it." But when he's crossing a picket line, it's full steam ahead.
Political action updates from California, Nevada, Florida, Iowa, Missouri, New York, and Wisconsin.
The Texas AFL-CIO honored their former president and former president of CWA Local 6137, Becky Moeller, for her service and leadership with the unveiling of the "Becky Moeller Auditorium" at their newly renovated headquarters
CWAers and other allies rallied outside the U.S. Supreme Court, calling on the Senate to hold confirmation hearings on the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court.
The Communications Workers of America has reached tentative agreements with DirecTV covering 2,100 technicians, warehouse and administrative workers in the Southeast (1,088 workers in CWA District 3), the Midwest (153 workers in CWA District 4) and the Southwest (896 workers in CWA District 6).
CWA filed testimony with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission as part of the push for a public investigation into the service provided by Verizon to Pennsylvania customers.
A statement by Chris Shelton, President of the Communications Workers of America, on the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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.
