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29 Apr, 2026

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From the Desk of the Assistant to the Vice President of CWA District 1

29 Apr, 2026

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“We can make real improvements at work when we stick together and mobilize”; Tentative Agreement with AT&T Mobility

29 Apr, 2026

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“Feels Like a Breath of Fresh Air”; First Contract Ratified for Newest CWA 1101 Members

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18 Dec, 2015

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18 Dec, 2015

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Congress Finally Passes 9/11 Health Bill

In a hard fought victory, on December 18, 2015, Congress finally voted to reauthorize the 9/11 Health Bill to ensure those who were injured, are sick, or who may become ill as a result of 9/11 will permanently receive the health care they need.

Congress Finally Passes 9/11 Health Bill

18 Dec, 2015

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18 Dec, 2015

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NLRB Seeks Rare Injunction Against Cablevision For Illegally Firing Union Activist

The National Labor Relations Board has gone to Federal Court to ask a judge to issue an injunction against Cablevision for illegally firing Dorothea Perry, a union activist at a call center in Nassau County.

NLRB Seeks Rare Injunction Against Cablevision For Illegally Firing Union Activist

17 Dec, 2015

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Erie County Passes Safe Staffing Resolution

The Erie County Legislature has passed a resolution to support safe staffing legislation. CWAers in upstate New York have been working hard to get legislation passed to ensure safe patient to staff ratios in our hospitals and nursing homes

Erie County Passes Safe Staffing Resolution

17 Dec, 2015

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17 Dec, 2015

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CWA Endorses Sen. Bernie Sanders for President

CWA has officially endorsed Bernie Sanders for president of the United States!

CWA Endorses Sen. Bernie Sanders for President

15 Dec, 2015

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CWA District 1 Newsletter - December 15

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CWA District 1 Newsletter - December 15

15 Dec, 2015

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Camden County Library Workers Protest Low Wages

Many of Camden County Library's workers are making less than $9 an hour -- just barely above minimum wage and not enough to make ends meet. But when workers wore red shirts protesting their poverty wages, management tried to silence them with discipline.

Camden County Library Workers Protest Low Wages