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17,000 workers at AT&T Southeast strike over unfair labor practices
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17,000 workers at AT&T Southeast strike over unfair labor practices

“Our union entered into negotiations in a good faith effort to reach a fair contract, but we have been met at the table by company representatives who were unable to explain their own bargaining proposals and did not seem to have the actual bargaining authority required by the legal obligation to bargain in good faith,” said CWA District 3 Vice President Richard Honeycutt.

17,000 workers at AT&T Southeast strike over unfair labor practices

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CWA study measures the public benefit of broadband projects funded by the American Rescue Plan
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CWA study measures the public benefit of broadband projects funded by the American Rescue Plan

CWA urges more transparency and accountability from state and local policymakers ahead of BEAD funding deployment.

CWA study measures the public benefit of broadband projects funded by the American Rescue Plan

CWA Local 7603 President Jeremiah Clever standing with members of the Afghan Cultural Center
CWA's broadband apprentice program aims to help Afghan refugees in Idaho
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CWA's broadband apprentice program aims to help Afghan refugees in Idaho

Last year, CWA Local 7603 was awarded a $2 million grant to establish a registered apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship program for broadband technicians in Idaho aimed at preparing the skilled workforce needed to improve and upgrade Idaho’s broadband infrastructure.

CWA's broadband apprentice program aims to help Afghan refugees in Idaho