Supporting Our Members and Retirees in Texas Affected By Tragic Floods

Supporting Our Members and Retirees in Texas Affected By Tragic Floods

10 Jul, 2025

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Supporting Our Members and Retirees in Texas Affected By Tragic Floods

Last weekend, flash floods along the Guadalupe River in Texas killed over 100 people and destroyed thousands of homes and businesses. Many CWA members, retirees, and their families have been affected by this tragedy.

Supporting Our Members and Retirees in Texas Affected By Tragic Floods

IUE-CWA Members at GE Aerospace Ratify Contract

IUE-CWA Members at GE Aerospace Ratify Contract

10 Jul, 2025

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IUE-CWA Members at GE Aerospace Ratify Contract

The agreement brings back stability to IUE-CWA families with cost of living adjustments and wage increases, compounding to nearly 17% over the course of the contract.

IUE-CWA Members at GE Aerospace Ratify Contract

CWA Members Share Powerful Stories During “Fighting Attacks on Our Jobs and Our Future” Town Hall

CWA Members Share Powerful Stories During “Fighting Attacks on Our Jobs and Our Future” Town Hall

10 Jul, 2025

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CWA Members Share Powerful Stories During “Fighting Attacks on Our Jobs and Our Future” Town Hall

During the call, CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. praised CWA members, retirees, staff, and executive board members for their response to this crisis.

CWA Members Share Powerful Stories During “Fighting Attacks on Our Jobs and Our Future” Town Hall

N.Y. Healthcare Workers Vote to Join CWA

N.Y. Healthcare Workers Vote to Join CWA

10 Jul, 2025

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N.Y. Healthcare Workers Vote to Join CWA

Residual service and clerical workers at Kenmore Mercy Hospital in Buffalo, N.Y., part of Catholic Health, ended June with a successful vote to join CWA Local 1133.

N.Y. Healthcare Workers Vote to Join CWA

CWAers Vow to Continue the Fight for Affordable Healthcare in N.J.

CWAers Vow to Continue the Fight for Affordable Healthcare in N.J.

10 Jul, 2025

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CWAers Vow to Continue the Fight for Affordable Healthcare in N.J.

CWA members and retirees in New Jersey hosted a mass mobilization at the state capitol last week in opposition to Governor Phil Murphy's budget, which would make healthcare costs skyrocket for as many as 90,000 public-sector workers.

CWAers Vow to Continue the Fight for Affordable Healthcare in N.J.