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SUNY-Buffalo Research Assistants Join CWA

02 Apr, 2026

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Organizing Roundup - SUNY Research Assistants and Mental Health Workers

SUNY research assistants in Buffalo and mental health workers in Ithaca are joining CWA.

Organizing Roundup - SUNY Research Assistants and Mental Health Workers

CWA President Cummings at AFL AI Symposium

02 Apr, 2026

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CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. Represents CWA at AFL-CIO AI Symposium

CWA is leading the labor movement with groundbreaking contract protections against abuses of artificial intelligence used for surveillance, discipline, and content generation.

CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. Represents CWA at AFL-CIO AI Symposium

02 Apr, 2026

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AFL-CIO Honors CWA Member for Women's History Month

The AFL-CIO is celebrating the work of women in the labor movement who are making strides to improve not only their community but also to improve conditions for working people across the country.

AFL-CIO Honors CWA Member for Women's History Month

26 Mar, 2026

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26 Mar, 2026

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CWA Public Sector Workers Help Lift Bargaining Ban

Earlier this month, lawmakers in Virginia passed legislation lifting a 1948 ban on public sector collective bargaining, opening the door to union contracts for half a million public sector workers, including many CWA members.

CWA Public Sector Workers Help Lift Bargaining Ban

26 Mar, 2026

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CWA Files Lawsuit Against FCC Over Media Control

CWA joined with others in a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) over its decision to allow the acquisition of Tegna, Inc. by Nexstar Media Group.

CWA Files Lawsuit Against FCC Over Media Control