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Local 1180 Wins EEOC Case

For years, the City of New York paid minorities and women substantially less than white men, a broad pattern of discrimination that the Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says the city needs to remedy with raises to the workers and back pay and other damages totaling more than $246 million.

Local 1180 Wins EEOC Case

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CWA Members to Rep. Zeldin: When Our Jobs, Food, and Environment are Under Attack, We Fight Back!

On April 1, hundreds of protesters from CWA, Food & Water Watch, Long Island Labor Federation, MoveOn.org, Working Families Party, and other organizations swarmed Congressman Lee Zeldin?s office demanding he stop supporting the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a deal which would lead to lost jobs, unsafe food, more pollution, and higher Rx drug prices.

CWA Members to Rep. Zeldin: When Our Jobs, Food, and Environment are Under Attack, We Fight Back!

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Christie's Illegal Failure to Fund Pension Puts NJ Families at Risk

After budget shortfalls, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie broke the law when he decided to cut $1.57 billion from a promised payment to public workers' pension system, putting NJ families at risk of losing the hard-earned compensation they deserve. Get the facts and learn how you can take action.

Christie's Illegal Failure to Fund Pension Puts NJ Families at Risk

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T-Mobile Found Guilty of Illegal Policies
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T-Mobile Found Guilty of Illegal Policies

A judge at the National Labor Relations Board just found T-Mobile US guilty of engaging in nationwide labor law violations, effectively shutting down workers? rights to talk to each other. The ruling comes following a rare move by the NLRB, consolidating multiple complaints against T-Mobile US for illegal actions and policies in Albuquerque, NM; Wichita, KS; Charleston, SC, and New York City.

T-Mobile Found Guilty of Illegal Policies