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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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15 Jan, 2026

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CWA Journalists Open Bargaining at the N.Y. Times With Focus on AI Protections

The Guild represents nearly 1,500 staffers at the Times and their current contract expires on February 26.

CWA Journalists Open Bargaining at the N.Y. Times With Focus on AI Protections

15 Jan, 2026

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Congress Hears From CWA’s Director of Government Affairs

Earlier this week, CWA’s Director of Government Affairs Dan Mauer provided testimony during a hearing before the U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means.

Congress Hears From CWA’s Director of Government Affairs

Flight Attendants Fight Human Trafficking

15 Jan, 2026

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AFA-CWA Flight Attendants Stand Against Human Trafficking

On January 11, AFA-CWA Flight Attendants all over the world wore blue in recognition of National Human Trafficking Awareness Day.

AFA-CWA Flight Attendants Stand Against Human Trafficking

15 Jan, 2026

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CWA Retirees Lead Holiday Sharing

Last month, CWA retirees in CWA District 4 participated in the 2025 Christmas Care, Unions Share effort in Columbus, Ohio.

CWA Retirees Lead Holiday Sharing

15 Jan, 2026

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Get up to 35% Off Budget Car Rentals + $10 Off for Union Members!

Union members: start the New Year with big savings on car rentals from Union Plus!

Get up to 35% Off Budget Car Rentals + $10 Off for Union Members!

08 Jan, 2026

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Owners Couldn’t Bust the Union, so They Shut Down the Paper

After years of wasting millions of dollars losing court battles in attempts to deny their workers’ basic rights, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette announced that it would be shutting down.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Owners Couldn’t Bust the Union, so They Shut Down the Paper