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Political Action Updates July 2024 - CWAers Help Protect Call Center Workers, Local Journalism, and More

CWA members from locals up and down New York State put in an incredible effort this year to fight for - and win - legislation that will protect workers and improve our communities, including:
- 4 major Lobby Days in Albany
- 177 meetings held with legislators to advocate for pro-worker bills
- Nearly 600 emails sent to legislators urging them to pass the Call Center Worker Retention bill
Several Major Victories:
- Protecting Call Center Workers - we passed a bill requiring that workforces of Government-contracted call centers be retained if the contract is re-bid and awarded to a new contractor.
- Protecting Local Journalism - we got provisions included In the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget that create a payroll tax credit allowing news organizations to receive a 50% job creation tax credit on the first $50,000 of a local journalist’s salary.
- Ending Mandatory Fees for SUNY Grad Workers - the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget included the next installment of $3 million for phasing out SUNY grad worker fees over four years, which brings us to a total of $6 million.
CWA Local 1014 Files Lawsuit Alleging Violations of New Jersey Equal Pay Act Against Camden County
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CWA Local 1014 Files Lawsuit Alleging Violations of New Jersey Equal Pay Act Against Camden County
CWA Local 1014 Files Lawsuit Alleging Violations of New Jersey Equal Pay Act Against Camden County
Member Briefings on the Impact of the So-Called "Big Beautiful Bill" on Workers
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Member Briefings on the Impact of the So-Called "Big Beautiful Bill" on Workers
Member Briefings on the Impact of the So-Called "Big Beautiful Bill" on Workers
CWA Unbreakable: Recap of the 80th CWA National Convention
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CWA Unbreakable: Recap of the 80th CWA National Convention
CWA Unbreakable: Recap of the 80th CWA National Convention