Press Releases

Funding to Eliminate Fees for SUNY Graduate Workers Included in Final NY State Budget

For Immediate Release: Wednesday, May 3, 2023

Contact: Becca Miller, rmiller@cwa-union.org

Funding to Eliminate Fees for SUNY Graduate Workers Included in Final NY State Budget

STATEMENT FROM CWA DISTRICT 1 In Response to the Nomination of Hon. Rowan Wilson for Chief Judge of New York

STATEMENT FROM CWA DISTRICT 1 In Response to the Nomination of Hon. Rowan Wilson for Chief Judge of New York

STATEMENT FROM CWA DISTRICT 1 In Response to the Nomination of Hon. Rowan Wilson for Chief Judge of New York

New York State Legislature Passes CWA-Supported Bill to Protect Public Safety, Union Jobs within Public Utility Work

For Immediate Release: June 3, 2022
Contact: Jahad Carter, jahad.carter@berlinrosen.com 

New York State Legislature Passes CWA-Supported Bill to Protect Public Safety, Union Jobs within Public Utility Work

New York State Legislature Passes CWA-Supported Bill to Protect Public Safety, Union Jobs within Public Utility Work

New York State Senate Passes Bill to Protect Public Safety, Union Jobs within Public Utility Work

Today, at a vote of 59-2 the New York State Senate overwhelmingly passed S.8919, legislation that would require the Public Service Commission to respect current collective bargaining agreements relating to pole attachment work between telecommunications, utility, and cable companies and their employees.

New York State Senate Passes Bill to Protect Public Safety, Union Jobs within Public Utility Work

Statement on Racist Shooting in Buffalo

Our prayers and our condolences go out to the families of the victims, and to the entire Black community of our city. We know these events come as especially devastating news for our own Black members. There are no words to express our rage, our sorrow, our grief.

Statement on Racist Shooting in Buffalo

Statement by the Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO Regarding the Conviction of RaDonda Vaught

Nurses across the nation have been following the trial and ultimate verdict of RaDonda Vaught, the Vanderbilt University Medical Center nurse who was convicted of gross neglect and criminally negligent homicide for a fatal drug error.

Statement by the Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO Regarding the Conviction of RaDonda Vaught