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

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29 Feb, 2024

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CWA Human Rights Department Launches Radio Show

The CWA Human Rights Department has launched a new radio show, “Our Power,” a justice-filled hour of talk, solidarity, and worker power.

CWA Human Rights Department Launches Radio Show

29 Feb, 2024

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CWA Members Oppose AT&T’s Attempts to Stop Serving California’s Rural and Low-Income Customers

Last week, CWA members, retirees, and community members turned out to voice concerns about AT&T’s attempt to end its obligations to respond to every reasonable request for landline telephone service in California.

CWA Members Oppose AT&T’s Attempts to Stop Serving California’s Rural and Low-Income Customers

29 Feb, 2024

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CWAers Work to Elect Tom Suozzi to Congress

Yesterday, Representative Tom Suozzi (D-N.Y.) was sworn into Congress after a special election victory powered by CWA members across the country.

CWAers Work to Elect Tom Suozzi to Congress

29 Feb, 2024

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Organizing Updates Around CWA - IGN, UCW, and more

The latest organizing news from IGN, the United Campus Workers-CWA in Mississippi and Utah, and more.

Organizing Updates Around CWA - IGN, UCW, and more

22 Feb, 2024

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Mississippi CWAers Share Concerns with Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su

Maximus workers and other labor activists in Jackson, Miss., discussed working conditions in the state with Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su.

Mississippi CWAers Share Concerns with Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su

22 Feb, 2024

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CWAers Brief Policy Makers on Artificial Intelligence at Work

Last week, NABET-CWA Local 54412 President Mike Horace briefed policy makers and movement leaders on predatory AI practices in the news industry.

CWAers Brief Policy Makers on Artificial Intelligence at Work