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Members of CWA Local 7000 in Tucson Win Largest Ever Pay Raise

Members of CWA Local 7000 in Tucson Win Largest Ever Pay Raise

03 Jun, 2021

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Members of CWA Local 7000 in Tucson Win Largest Ever Pay Raise

On May 4, more than 1,000 members of CWA Local 7000 who work for the city of Tucson, Ariz., won a new compensation package that raised wages to fair market levels for the first time.

Members of CWA Local 7000 in Tucson Win Largest Ever Pay Raise

United Campus Workers at University of Kentucky Win $15 Minimum Wage

United Campus Workers at University of Kentucky Win $15 Minimum Wage

03 Jun, 2021

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United Campus Workers at University of Kentucky Win $15 Minimum Wage

Members of the UCW-CWA Local 3365 have been fighting for a living wage, paid parental leave for staff, hazard pay for essential workers, and more for over a year.

United Campus Workers at University of Kentucky Win $15 Minimum Wage

CWA Sues West Virginia Over Public Workers' Rights

CWA Sues West Virginia Over Public Workers' Rights

03 Jun, 2021

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CWA Sues West Virginia Over Public Workers' Rights

Currently, no federal law protects the freedom of state and local public service workers to join a union and bargain collectively.

CWA Sues West Virginia Over Public Workers' Rights

Organizing Update

Organizing Update

03 Jun, 2021

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Organizing Update

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

Organizing Update

We Can Do This

We Can Do This

03 Jun, 2021

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We Can Do This

Unions and community groups across the United States are joining together in a month-long mobilization to make sure as many people as possible receive at least one COVID-19 vaccine shot by July 4th.

We Can Do This

CWA Condemns Colombian Government's Attacks on Protestors, Urges Biden Administration to Intervene

CWA Condemns Colombian Government's Attacks on Protestors, Urges Biden Administration to Intervene

28 May, 2021

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CWA Condemns Colombian Government's Attacks on Protestors, Urges Biden Administration to Intervene

Rising economic stresses, deepening inequality, and the COVID-19 public health crisis of 2020-2021 have made workers' demands for fairness and freedom more urgent, yet they have met only brutal suppression.

CWA Condemns Colombian Government's Attacks on Protestors, Urges Biden Administration to Intervene