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16 Apr, 2026

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AFA-CWA Reaches Tentative Agreement with United Airlines, Winning Boarding and Sit Pay

16 Apr, 2026

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CWAers Join Sanders and Mamdani for Launch of Union NOW!

16 Apr, 2026

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Alphabet Workers Applaud NLRB's Decision to Hold Google Accountable

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

Please see the letter below regarding the following Bargaining Units within the county of Gloucester:

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27 May, 2021

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Organizing Update

The latest information about who is voting to join with CWA.

Organizing Update

27 May, 2021

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CWAers Build Skills to Fight For Gender Justice and Equity

This training is designed to provide the knowledge, tools, and skills needed to effectively prevent and combat gender-based harassment and discrimination in our workplaces, our union, and our communities.

CWAers Build Skills to Fight For Gender Justice and Equity

27 May, 2021

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Arizona Activists Increase Pressure for Ending the Filibuster to Pass Legislation to Build Union Member Power

Last Thursday, CWA members joined hundreds at End the Filibuster rallies to increase the pressure on U.S. Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly to declare their support for ending the filibuster.

Arizona Activists Increase Pressure for Ending the Filibuster to Pass Legislation to Build Union Member Power

27 May, 2021

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For the People Act: Get (and Share) the Facts

The For the People Act ensures that eligible voters can participate in elections and reduces the role of large donations in political campaigns.

For the People Act: Get (and Share) the Facts

27 May, 2021

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CWA Member Launches Campaign for Florida Legislature

Angel Perry, Executive Vice President of CWA Local 3108 in Orlando, is running to represent the 50th District in the Florida House of Representatives.

CWA Member Launches Campaign for Florida Legislature

20 May, 2021

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Missouri Public Workers Win Major Court Ruling on Collective Bargaining Rights

This week, a judge in Missouri agreed that a bill which passed in 2018 stripping public service workers of collectively bargained protections on the job violated the Missouri Constitution.

Missouri Public Workers Win Major Court Ruling on Collective Bargaining Rights