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12 Mar, 2026

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CWA Applauds Senator Chris Ryan and Assemblymember Nily Rozic’s Bill to Protect Consumers and Ensure High-Quality Access to Broadband

10 Feb, 2026

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CWA CELEBRATES ANALILIA MEJIA’S HISTORIC PRIMARY VICTORY IN THE NJ-11 SPECIAL ELECTION

28 Jan, 2026

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Nurses Win Union Election at Cayuga Medical Center, Expanding Labor Upsurge in NY Hospitals

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28 Apr, 2017

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AT&T Wireless Workers Fire Warning Shot, Give 72-Hour Notice to Terminate Contract

AT&T wireless workers announced they have issued the 72-hour notice to end their contract extension—making a strike more likely than ever before for 21,000 wireless workers across 36 states and DC. Starting May 1, CWA has the option to call a strike at any time.

AT&T Wireless Workers Fire Warning Shot, Give 72-Hour Notice to Terminate Contract

24 Mar, 2017

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CWA Statement on House Republican Health Care Proposal

Statement by Communications Workers of America on House Republican health care proposal withdrawal.

CWA Statement on House Republican Health Care Proposal

01 Feb, 2017

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CWA: Republicans Following Corporate Demands on 'Right to Work'

A statement by the Communications Workers of America on the introduction of so-called “right to work” legislation by Congressional Republicans.

CWA: Republicans Following Corporate Demands on 'Right to Work'

14 Nov, 2016

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CWA on News that TPP is Dead for this Congress: "Welcome, Overdue, and a Lesson for the Future"

For more than five years, CWA members, allies, and working families throughout the country mobilized to expose this corporate-friendly trade deal and the serious consequences for working families and communities if it did take effect. CWA members and allies long have been ahead of Washington on the issue of TPP and trade policy, and this work built a strong public base of voters who rejected what they clearly recognized as bad deal, no matter their political party.

CWA on News that TPP is Dead for this Congress: "Welcome, Overdue, and a Lesson for the Future"