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Join President Cummings for a Town Hall Call on September 14

CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. is hosting a special virtual town hall meeting to discuss how Congressional Republicans are threatening to shut down the government at the end of this month unless they are allowed to slash the budget for vital worker protection agencies like the National Labor Relations Board and the Department of Labor.

Join President Cummings for a Town Hall Call on September 14

Tuition reimbursement changes

We have been notified that AT&T Mobility has eliminated the annual cap for Graduate Degree programs. This change will be made effective January 1, 2023. Impacted individuals will receive the attached email notification today September 5, 2023. 

Tuition reimbursement changes

Help CWA Members and Retirees Affected by Hurricane Idalia

Please consider contributing to the CWA District 3 Disaster Relief fund.

Help CWA Members and Retirees Affected by Hurricane Idalia

Bargaining Updates Around CWA - Frontier & TVO

Frontier Members Win Job Security and Raises in Tentative Agreement in W. Va. and Ashburn, Va.; TVO Workers Strike Against Public Sector Gig Work.

Bargaining Updates Around CWA - Frontier & TVO

CWA Activists Join 60th Anniversary March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom

On August 26th, over 300 CWA activists gathered in Washington, D.C. to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.

CWA Activists Join 60th Anniversary March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom

CWA Public Workers in Florida Aren’t Backing Down

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the state legislature passed legislation earlier this year that was designed to destroy public sector unions in the state, and our members are more determined than ever to make their voices heard and improve their working conditions.

CWA Public Workers in Florida Aren’t Backing Down