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08 Jan, 2026

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

08 Jan, 2026

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CWA Campus Workers in Virginia Oppose Attacks on Higher Education

08 Jan, 2026

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Environmental Workers Push to Join CWA

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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13 Nov, 2025

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Answer the Call, Make the Call

Thanks to the energy and commitment of CWAers like you, we won many important victories this past Election Day. But the work is not over.

Answer the Call, Make the Call

13 Nov, 2025

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Apply for the Beirne Foundation Scholarship for 2026-2027

The CWA Joe Beirne Foundation will award 16 college scholarships of $4,000 each for the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 academic years.

Apply for the Beirne Foundation Scholarship for 2026-2027

13 Nov, 2025

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Make More Magic This Holiday Season With the Union Plus Credit Card

Get Union Member benefits for the holiday season and beyond!

Make More Magic This Holiday Season With the Union Plus Credit Card

06 Nov, 2025

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CWAers Help Churn Out Electoral Wins for Pro-Worker Candidates

Earlier this week, thanks to the tremendous efforts of CWA’s Legislative and Political Team, members, and retirees, CWA-endorsed candidates across the country took home victories.

CWAers Help Churn Out Electoral Wins for Pro-Worker Candidates

06 Nov, 2025

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NewsGuild Daily News Members: Too Tough To Die

CWA members of the Daily News Union, represented by the NewsGuild of New York-CWA (TNG-CWA Local 31003), announced a tentative first contract agreement with owner and second-largest newspaper chain in the country, Alden Global Capital.

NewsGuild Daily News Members: Too Tough To Die

06 Nov, 2025

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CWA District 1 Gets Political on Healthcare

Members of CWA District 1 hosted a forum bringing together endorsed Assembly candidates, incumbents, and public sector workers and retirees for a critical dialogue on the state’s healthcare affordability crisis.

CWA District 1 Gets Political on Healthcare