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TCGplayer workers rally for livable wages and launch a report on poverty-level wages at the eBay subsidiary

23 Nov, 2024

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Apple retail workers in Oklahoma City win first collective contract with CWA

23 Nov, 2024

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Labor and public interest groups defend FCC's broadcast ownership rules promoting competition, diversity, and localism on air

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30 May, 2017

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Maine to receive $52M in network upgrades following FairPoint sale

Leaders of unions representing telecom workers in ME, NH, and VT see Consolidated’s investment commitment as “a positive step that will be good for our members and consumers.”

Maine to receive $52M in network upgrades following FairPoint sale

26 May, 2017

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Congresswoman introduces new comprehensive online privacy protections

CWA has strongly supported comprehensive online privacy protections, urging lawmakers to take action to protect consumers.

Congresswoman introduces new comprehensive online privacy protections

19 May, 2017

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19 May, 2017

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ON STRIKE: AT&T wireless, wireline, and DIRECTV workers walk off the job

AT&T workers are demanding that AT&T commit to bargaining that addresses wage increases that cover rising healthcare costs, job security against outsourcing, affordable healthcare, and a fair scheduling policy.

ON STRIKE: AT&T wireless, wireline, and DIRECTV workers walk off the job

19 May, 2017

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FCC votes to move forward with proposed changes to net neutrality

The FCC proposal aims to reclassify broadband under Title I, instead of its current classification under Title II, which would alter the FCC’s ability to regulate high-speed Internet.

FCC votes to move forward with proposed changes to net neutrality

19 May, 2017

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T-Mobile and Sprint are in merger talks again

T-Mobile and Sprint are notorious for slashing jobs, offshoring work, and abusing workers’ rights.

T-Mobile and Sprint are in merger talks again

19 May, 2017

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Community partnership leads to “pop-up” broadband access

The public library had computers and the community center had broadband service. They partnered to provide high-speed Internet to their rural community.

Community partnership leads to “pop-up” broadband access