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Our Year in Review

The last couple of years have been tough, but CWAers have accomplished a lot by sticking together to mobilize, organize, and build worker power.

Our Year in Review

23 Dec, 2021

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Organizing Update

The latest on who is voting to join CWA.

Organizing Update

23 Dec, 2021

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Bargaining Update

The latest bargaining information for Frontier Communications in Connecticut, the MinnPost, LifePath, and the Cumberland County Utilities Authority.

Bargaining Update

23 Dec, 2021

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CWA Activists Continue to Fight for Equitable Broadband Access and Good Jobs

Thanks to the leadership and the activism of CWAers, the $65 billion allocated in the recently passed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to expand our nation’s broadband networks will help states across the country bring their telecommunications infrastructure into the 21st century.

CWA Activists Continue to Fight for Equitable Broadband Access and Good Jobs

23 Dec, 2021

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United Campus Workers in Georgia Secure a Big Win for College Students

The state senate’s Student Fees Study Committee has recommended the elimination of the special institutional fee.

United Campus Workers in Georgia Secure a Big Win for College Students

23 Dec, 2021

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Shelton Outlines Stakes for IUE-CWA Workers at GE as Company Splits into Thirds

In an op-ed in Fortune, CWA President Chris Shelton outlined what is at stake for workers at General Electric following the announcement that it plans to split into three separate companies.

Shelton Outlines Stakes for IUE-CWA Workers at GE as Company Splits into Thirds