May 18, 2010
CWA Members Help Push Arkansas Senate Race to Run-Off
CWA members in Arkansas are excited about the Bill Halter campaign. Run-off set for June 8!
May 14, 2010
CWA Reviewing Options as WVA PSC Announces Split Decision on Verizon-Frontier Deal
CWA is exploring all options after the West Virginia PSC approved the Verizon-Frontier deal, in a split decision.
May 13, 2010
NMB Brings ‘Majority Vote’ Rule to Airline Union Elections
The National Mediation Board issued a new rule for union representation elections in the airline and railroad industries that finally adopts the majority determination rule that is the standard for elections in the United States.
May 13, 2010
CWA Activists Ready to Build a Strong Political Movement
Local union officers and activists who will lead CWA's electoral work in 2010 met for two days of training and brainstorming to get geared up for the elections.
May 6, 2010
NY State Senate Hearing Calls Out Xerox/ACS on EZ Pass Fight
E-Z Pass call center workers in Staten Island, N.Y., are getting growing support from New York State elected and public officials in their fight for a fair contact.
May 6, 2010
Protecting Workers’ Rights, Broadband Key to Green Jobs Being “Good Jobs”
Protecting workers’ rights and building out high-speed broadband to every community will spur the economic growth our country needs and create quality, union, green jobs, CWA President Larry Cohen told participants at the Good Jobs Green Jobs Conference.
May 6, 2010
Sierra Club, CWA Join Forces on Broadband Build-Out
In a win-win-win proposition for workers, consumers and the environment, CWA and the Sierra Club are working together to ensure that all Americans have access to high-speed broadband networks.
Apr 29, 2010
Arkansas Chamber Ads Say it All: Big Business Wants Sen. Lincoln Re-Elected
Nothing scares Big Business as much as a pro-worker elected official. Which explains why the Arkansas Chamber of Commerce is desperately trying to keep Lt. Governor and Democrat Bill Halter out of the U.S. Senate.
Apr 29, 2010
CWA Proposes ‘Middle Ground’ to Protect an Open Internet, Promote Jobs
CWA mapped out a middle course for the Federal Communications Commission to follow in crafting rules to protect an open and free Internet.
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