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20 Jan, 2022

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Worker Power Update

Yesterday Senate Republicans blocked critical voting rights bills, the Freedom to Vote Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, with the help of filibuster rules.

Worker Power Update

20 Jan, 2022

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CWA President Chris Shelton Named to Telecommunications Interagency Working Group

CWA President Chris Shelton has been named by Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh as the labor organization representative on the 12-person Telecommunications Interagency Working Group (TIWG).

CWA President Chris Shelton Named to Telecommunications Interagency Working Group

20 Jan, 2022

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CWA Applauds Federal Indictments in Airport Assault Case and Calls for More Enforcement of Laws Against Passenger Service Assault

Last week’s announcement that three Delta Air Lines passengers face federal charges for allegedly assaulting an airline security officer and gate agent is welcome news to airport workers who have faced increased physical and verbal abuse while on the job.

CWA Applauds Federal Indictments in Airport Assault Case and Calls for More Enforcement of Laws Against Passenger Service Assault

18 Jan, 2022

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CWA Responds to Proposed Microsoft Acquisition of Activision Blizzard

“The proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft would represent a major change to the gaming industry and significantly strengthen Microsoft’s competitive position at a critical time in the industry’s evolution.”

CWA Responds to Proposed Microsoft Acquisition of Activision Blizzard

18 Jan, 2022

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Federal Indictments in Airport Assault Case Are an Important Step for Worker Safety

Last week’s announcement that three Delta Air Lines passengers face federal charges for allegedly assaulting an airline security officer and gate agent is welcome news to airport workers who have faced increased physical and verbal abuse while on the job.

Federal Indictments in Airport Assault Case Are an Important Step for Worker Safety