CWA Urges FCC to Set 'Open Access' Broadband Policy

November 30, 2000 — Press Release

Washington, D.C.-- The Communications Workers of America told the Federal Communications Commission that an "open access" broadband cable policy is the best way to stimulate competition and promote

CWA: Federal Court Ruling Affirms Workers' Rights to Organize, Union Representation

November 21, 2000 — Press Release

Washington, D.C.--President Morton Bahr of the Communications Workers of America hailed a federal court decision that bars Quadrtech Corp.

CWA Urges FCC to Block Global Crossing's Sale of Frontier Unless Pension Plan Assets Also Are Transf

November 20, 2000 — Press Release

Global Crossing's plan to hold onto the pension assets of Frontier Corp.

Amazon Customer Service Representatives Seek Union Recognition

November 16, 2000 — Press Release

Seattle, Washington - Amazon.com customer service workers have begun taking the first steps toward forming a union.

SBC Entry into Kansas and Oklahoma Long Distance Markets Is in the Public Interest, Communications W

November 15, 2000 — Press Release

In a filing with the Federal Communications Commission yesterday, the Communications Workers of America urged approval of SBC's request to enter the long distance markets in Kansas and Oklahoma.