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District One wins CWA-COPE contest

01 Nov, 2010

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01 Nov, 2010

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District One wins CWA-COPE contest

The results are in, and 1,107 District One members have pledged to donate to COPE or increase their contribution by a dollar a week. That?s more than any other CWA district!

District One wins CWA-COPE contest

NY CWAers Mobilize for Cuomo, Schneiderman and DiNapoli on Working Families Party Row E

31 Oct, 2010

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31 Oct, 2010

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NY CWAers Mobilize for Cuomo, Schneiderman and DiNapoli on Working Families Party Row E

Click here to check out a video of Matt Damon asking New Yorkers to grant him a birthday wish and vote for the Working Families Party candidates on Row E.

NY CWAers Mobilize for Cuomo, Schneiderman and DiNapoli on Working Families Party Row E

CWA Hits the Streets for Pro-Worker Candidates

26 Oct, 2010

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26 Oct, 2010

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CWA Hits the Streets for Pro-Worker Candidates

In NY, CWA builds support for Cuomo, Schneiderman, DiNapoli on Working Families Party Row E

CWA Hits the Streets for Pro-Worker Candidates

New Jersey CWAers pound the doors for Greenstein

26 Oct, 2010

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26 Oct, 2010

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New Jersey CWAers pound the doors for Greenstein

80 CWA members hit the streets for Linda Greenstein last Saturday, working to send a message to New Jersey that Chris Christie's agenda is not supported by working families.

New Jersey CWAers pound the doors for Greenstein

District One Mobilizes to Support Pro-Worker Candidates

20 Oct, 2010

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20 Oct, 2010

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District One Mobilizes to Support Pro-Worker Candidates

CWAers from all over District One are turning out in force to make sure pro-worker representatives get elected this fall.

District One Mobilizes to Support Pro-Worker Candidates

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) joins T-Mobile workers? campaign for rights at work

20 Oct, 2010

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20 Oct, 2010

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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) joins T-Mobile workers? campaign for rights at work

Workers at T-Mobile USA have launched a campaign to gain union representation by CWA, but they are meeting stiff resistance from T-Mobile?s parent company, Deutsche Telekom. A growing number of members of the U.S. Congress have expressed concern about Deutsche Telekom's behavior. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) recently wrote a letter to Deutsche Telekom CEO Rene Obermann demanding that Deutsche Telekom grant its workers in the United States the freedom to choose to form a union.

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) joins T-Mobile workers? campaign for rights at work