Communications Workers of America

Click here to learn how we are fighting back against Verizon's corporate greed which is directly hurting consumers, workers and taxpayers.

Tell T-Mobile to Keep U.S. Call Centers Open

T-Mobile has announced the closing of seven U.S. call centers, effecting the lives of 3,300 families -- even as the company outsources work to Asia & Central America. Click here to send a message.

Will AT&T Continue to Take the High Road?

CWA members are bargaining a new contract with AT&T. Sign our pledge to make sure AT&T doesn't join competitors on the low road with layoffs and outsourcing.

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Dec 16, 2011

Instructions for Leafleting at Verizon Wireless Stores

Please review the Instructions for Leafleting at Verizon Wireless Stores (click to download) before engaging in any activity at or near a Verizon Wireless store. It is very important that these instructions be followed. If you don’t understand the Instructions, please contact your District mobilization coordinator.

Also, please do not go into a Verizon Wireless store while you are engaged in mobilization activity and please make sure that no one else in your group goes into the store.

Our mobilization goal is to let the public know about our contract fight with Verizon Wireless and to persuade people not to buy Verizon Wireless until we get a fair contract. We are not trying to interfere with the conduct of their operations. Spread the word – but do it outside the store and follow the instructions.

Thanks for your support and solidarity!

May 15, 2012

American Airlines Agents Press NMB to Move Forward on Union Election

More than 23,000 agents and supporters sign petition calling on the NMB to enforce the law. Read More

May 14, 2012

Bank of America Joins the Big Bank Off-Shoring Party

Disturbing news out of the Philippines highlights the fact that �too big to fail� titan Bank of America is moving its call center operations to the Philippines � joining the other leading Wall Street banks in once again leaving American workers behind in a pursuit of profits at any cost. Further, the fact that the Filipino call center industry lacks basic security precautions to protect Americans� financial information from fraudulent activity that has become commonplace in foreign call centers demands further scrutiny. Read More