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Cablevision threatened, bribed workers to stay non-union

The NLRB found that Cablevision in Bronx, New York illegally interfered in a 2012 CWA union election. Read More »

Federal judge disallows class action suit against tech firms

Silicon Valley high-tech firms illegally prevented job poaching, but a judge has denied workers' right to a class-action suit. Read More »

Cablevision 22 Get Rehired, But the Fight for Workers’ Rights Continues

Community and political pressure forced Cablevision to rehire 22 fired workers, but many are not so fortunate. Read More »

T-Mobile Workers Rally to Keep Good Jobs in Kansas

Workers in Kansas expect better. Read More »

CWA: Enforceable Job Protections Needed in T-Mobile/Metro PCS Merger

Statement by the Communications Workers of America on the T-Mobile/Metro PCS merger and enforceable job protections. Read More »

CWA Statement on Federal Approval of T-Mobile/MetroPCS Merger

CWA: We expect T-Mobile USA to keep its word that the company grow and retain call center jobs here in the United States... Read More »

Creators groups join Authors Guild suit against Google

The National Writers Union, the Dramatists Guild and others joined the Authors Guild in a federal suit against Google to protect copyright. Read More »

T-Mobile workers denounce Deutsche Telekom’s double standard

In Charleston, SC, union, civil rights, religious and civic leaders heard T-Mobile USA workers describe conditions and their fight for a union voice. Read More »

Authors Guild continues federal case against Google

As Google continues to scan all the world's books, the Authors Guild presses its class action suit against Google to protect copyright. Read More »

Foxconn to allow union – but will it be independent?

Pressured by the Fair Labor Association, Apple supplier Foxconn will soon begin union elections. But will they be free and fair? Read More »

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