Issues
Speed Matters
Speed Matters promotes affordable high-speed Internet for all Americans. Working with our partners and allies we advocate for programs and policies that build affordable, universal high-speed broadband investment.
Retirement security is critical to the futures of all workers, and CWA workers are no different. CWA works with members to help them achieve the best possible retirement program, and advocates for them through political action at that local, state, and national levels.
The Communications Workers of America strives to bolster job security for its members and promote reasonable and effective trade policies that benefits workers in the U.S. and abroad.
The CWA Occupational Safety and Health Department has as its primary responsibility the elimination/minimization of member exposure to hazardous working conditions and potentially related injuries, illnesses, and fatalities.
Our Human Rights program helps build a union where members of all cultures, religions, sexual orientations, gender, disabilities, ages and nationalities feel welcomed, respected and heard; and where the leadership reflects the diversity of our membership.
CWA continues to stand up for workers in the United States and across the globe, and carries on the fight for the right of people everywhere to organize for fairer wages, benefits and working conditions.
CWA is committed to securing accessible, affordable health care for all.
Learn how the Communications Workers of America truly is an international union.
Multimedia
One Nation March: Get on the Bus
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Executive Vice President Hill Addresses the 2010 CWA Legislative-Political Conference
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2010 CWA Legislative-Political Conference: Margrete Strand
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi Addresses the 2010 CWA Legislative Political Conference
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President Cohen Addresses the 72nd CWA Convention
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