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From the Desk of the Vice President of CWA District 1

03 Feb, 2026

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“The hard work is just starting, but nurses are good at hard work”: Cayuga Medical Center Nurses Vote to Join CWA!

03 Feb, 2026

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Largest Nurses Strike in NYC History: CWA Stands with NYSNA!

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28 May, 2019

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CWAers LAND MAJOR LEGISLATIVE VICTORY FOR WORKING PEOPLE IN MAINE

Governor Mills signed new legislation into law on May 13th that will increase protections for the state’s working people.

CWAers LAND MAJOR LEGISLATIVE VICTORY FOR WORKING PEOPLE IN MAINE

08 May, 2019

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DISTRICT 1 OUT IN FORCE FOR MAY DAY

Throughout the world, May 1st has historically been a day of protest and celebration of the people that work to make our communities strong. CWA members throughout District 1 used this year’s May Day to celebrate workers as well as to lift ourselves and our fellow workers up.

DISTRICT 1 OUT IN FORCE FOR MAY DAY

08 May, 2019

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CWA STANDS WITH STRIKING STOP & SHOP WORKERS

31,000 Stop & Shop workers faced off with a multi-billion dollar company last month and came away with a victory, proving once again how much power there is when working people stand together in a union.

CWA STANDS WITH STRIKING STOP & SHOP WORKERS

08 May, 2019

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TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT AGENTS FIGHT FOR SAFETY ON THE JOB

Threatened, cursed at, spit on, bullied. Harassed. Assaulted. All while on the job.

TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT AGENTS FIGHT FOR SAFETY ON THE JOB

08 May, 2019

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NY CWAers PUSH ASSEMBLY FOR ACTION ON CALL CENTER BILL

After years of advocating for legislation to protect call center workers in New York we’re closer than ever to victory, but we need to make a serious push to get it done.

NY CWAers PUSH ASSEMBLY FOR ACTION ON CALL CENTER BILL

08 May, 2019

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POLITICAL ACTION PAYS OFF FOR MAINE'S WORKERS

Maine workers scored a huge victory last week with the passage of a bill that will require businesses to give more advanced notice before any closures and layoffs.

POLITICAL ACTION PAYS OFF FOR MAINE'S WORKERS