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14 May, 2026

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AFA-CWA Flight Attendants' Compensation Soars with Contract Ratification

14 May, 2026

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Major Victory for CWA Members at New Flyer

14 May, 2026

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CWA T&T Members Ratify DirecTV Contract

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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UCWVA-CWA Lobby for Collective Bargaining

30 Jan, 2025

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UCW-CWA Members Lobby for Collective Bargaining and Worker Representation

On January 17, over 60 members and allies of United Campus Workers-CWA (UCWVA-CWA) in Virginia traveled to Richmond to lobby their legislators.

UCW-CWA Members Lobby for Collective Bargaining and Worker Representation

30 Jan, 2025

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East Brunswick Public Library Workers Ratify First Contract

Negotiations with the East Brunswick Library Board were, at times, contentious, resulting in the need for mediation.

East Brunswick Public Library Workers Ratify First Contract

30 Jan, 2025

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CWA Workers at TDS Wear Red in Solidarity with Bargaining Team

The workers are bargaining their first contract after joining CWA Local 7704 in November.

CWA Workers at TDS Wear Red in Solidarity with Bargaining Team

30 Jan, 2025

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Former CWA Local 1123 President Chris Ryan Joins N.Y. State Senate

Earlier this month, former CWA Local 1123 President Chris Ryan took his oath of office to become a New York State Senator.

Former CWA Local 1123 President Chris Ryan Joins N.Y. State Senate

23 Jan, 2025

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Workers in Colorado Win Historic Union Vote to Join CWA

Last week, over 1,400 workers in Boulder County made history, becoming the largest group to win union recognition since Colorado passed SB22-230 in 2022 granting county employees collective bargaining rights.

Workers in Colorado Win Historic Union Vote to Join CWA

23 Jan, 2025

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Strikers Win Victory for the Right to Picket

Last week, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania denied a final appeal by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (PG) and affirmed a Superior Court ruling that upheld the right of striking workers to picket, which is protected under both state and federal laws.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Strikers Win Victory for the Right to Picket