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Oct, 2023 Newsletter #25

Oct 2023 Newsletter #25

Local 3680

These are from a "poll-greeting" event, coordinated with the NC AFL-CIO to work the polls on 10-6-2023

Oct, 2023 Newsletter #25

CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. Advises Senate on AI Regulation Efforts

Yesterday, CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. joined labor leaders and workers to speak before the bipartisan Senate AI Insight Forum on Workforce, convened by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.).

CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. Advises Senate on AI Regulation Efforts

CWA Broadband Brigade Members Continue Push for Good Jobs

As state and local governments finalize plans for broadband funding from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, CWA Broadband Brigade members and local activists are mobilizing to ensure states use these funds to create good union jobs.

CWA Broadband Brigade Members Continue Push for Good Jobs

Bargaining Updates Around CWA - United Airlines, New York Times, and more

The latest bargaining information for Flight Attendants at United Airlines, New York Times Tech Guild, Scholastic, and America's Test Kitchen.

Bargaining Updates Around CWA - United Airlines, New York Times, and more

Worker Power Update Around CWA - North Carolina Political Action

CWA Members from several locals in North Carolina recently participated in CWA’s Political Activist Training where they developed their skills to build, fight, and win for working people.

Worker Power Update Around CWA - North Carolina Political Action

CWA Joins Call for High Labor Standards in Semiconductor Industry

While the CHIPS Act aims to rebuild the U.S. semiconductor industry, it currently lacks explicit provisions to ensure that the benefits of this substantial taxpayer investment reach U.S. workers and communities.

CWA Joins Call for High Labor Standards in Semiconductor Industry