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Political Action Updates July 2024 - Wins for CWAers in NJ State Budget

After several months of negotiation, during which CWA members made several trips to Trenton to speak with legislators and a major lobby day with eighty members in March, the New Jersey legislature finalized the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget over the weekend. The budget includes several key items for New Jersey workers:
- For the fourth year in a row, CWA’s pension has been fully funded. After decades of previous legislators failing to fully fund our pension, securing a full payment for a fourth year is huge for every single CWA member, whether one year away from retirement or twenty.
- The Corporate Transit Fee (CTF) creates a 2.5% tax on the wealthiest businesses - those making over $10 million in profits annually. This fund will be specifically dedicated to NJTransit to strengthen New Jersey’s mass transit - a huge win for working people.
Although the budget is finalized, the NJ legislative calendar runs continuously throughout the year, so the work isn’t over yet!
From the Desk of the Vice President of CWA District 1
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From the Desk of the Vice President of CWA District 1
From the Desk of the Vice President of CWA District 1
Local 1133 and 1168 Members at Catholic Health Ratify New Contract, Averting a Strike
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Local 1133 and 1168 Members at Catholic Health Ratify New Contract, Averting a Strike
Local 1133 and 1168 Members at Catholic Health Ratify New Contract, Averting a Strike
HUGE Tentative Agreement by NewsGuild-CWA Members with the New York Daily News Following Three Years of Mobilization and “Too Tough to Die” City Council Resolution
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HUGE Tentative Agreement by NewsGuild-CWA Members with the New York Daily News Following Three Years of Mobilization and “Too Tough to Die” City Council Resolution
HUGE Tentative Agreement by NewsGuild-CWA Members with the New York Daily News Following Three Years of Mobilization and “Too Tough to Die” City Council Resolution


