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23 Mar, 2026

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Why a public syllabus policy is bad for Georgia

28 May, 2025

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Georgia public universities’ “return to office” mandate may spark exodus

22 Oct, 2026

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CWA District 4 Hosts Its Annual Meeting

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Claude Cummings Speaks at Democratic National Convention

22 Aug, 2024

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CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. Speaks at Democratic National Convention

He focused on the critical nature of broadband access and applauded the Biden-Harris administration for its funding of broadband projects and creation of union jobs.

CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. Speaks at Democratic National Convention

22 Aug, 2024

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Human Rights Takes Center Stage in Houston

Over 500 CWA members from across the country took part in workshops, solidarity actions, and other activities.

Human Rights Takes Center Stage in Houston

22 Aug, 2024

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ADT Workers Bring the Morning Brew to the Bargaining Table

Low pay and disinterested management had made the work unbearable, driving out both new techs and seasoned veterans.

ADT Workers Bring the Morning Brew to the Bargaining Table

22 Aug, 2024

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NABET-CWA Goes for Gold at the Paris Olympics

At this year’s Olympic Games, held in Paris, France, the athletes weren’t the only ones striving for excellence.

NABET-CWA Goes for Gold at the Paris Olympics

22 Aug, 2024

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On the Strike Line ‒ Jen Kundrach

“I want my daughter to see that standing up for what’s right may be hard, but it’s worth it.” — Jen Kundrach

On the Strike Line ‒ Jen Kundrach

15 Aug, 2024

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Faces Federal Injunction as Strike Continues

After 22 months on strike, CWA members at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette were vindicated on Wednesday when the NLRB filed for an injunction against the company for its unlawful behavior during and leading to the country’s longest-running strike.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Faces Federal Injunction as Strike Continues