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07 May, 2026

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Get Involved! - AFA-CWA Spirit Airlines

07 May, 2026

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CWA Director of Research Testifies Before Congress

07 May, 2026

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CWA Professional Soccer Players Near Goal on New Contract

CWA Local 1085 Update for Raises & Retro Pay for June 27 2024

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30 Apr, 2026

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Major Step Toward Victory for Hachette Book Group Workers

On Monday, workers at Hachette Book Group, the third-largest trade publisher in the United States, announced their intent to form a union with the Washington-Baltimore NewsGuild.

Major Step Toward Victory for Hachette Book Group Workers

30 Apr, 2026

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Veterans With Common Defense Join CWA

Last week, workers at Common Defense won their union with CWA through voluntary recognition.

Veterans With Common Defense Join CWA

30 Apr, 2026

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CWA Campus Workers Rally Against Outsourcing and Job Cuts

Members of the United Campus Workers-CWA at the University of Kentucky, joined students and local political allies at a rally to demand that University President Eli Capilouto abandon plans to outsource facilities jobs.

CWA Campus Workers Rally Against Outsourcing and Job Cuts

23 Apr, 2026

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Get Involved! - Workers Memorial Day

On April 28, CWAers will join with other workers to honor those who have lost their lives while on the job.

Get Involved! - Workers Memorial Day

Wells Fargo Workers March with CWA President Cummings in Charlotte

23 Apr, 2026

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CWA Wells Fargo Members Host Rally to Spur Bargaining

Last week, members of Wells Fargo Workers United joined union allies in Charlotte, N.C., to demand a fair union contract for workers.

CWA Wells Fargo Members Host Rally to Spur Bargaining

23 Apr, 2026

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New York City Backs LanguageLine Solutions Interpreters in Bid for Union

Leaders of powerful council committees overseeing city contracts, workforce development, and labor stood with LLS interpreters at a press conference on the steps of City Hall.

New York City Backs LanguageLine Solutions Interpreters in Bid for Union