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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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16 Nov, 2018

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Freedom from Facebook files FTC complaint against Facebook

The Freedom From Facebook coalition, of which CWA is a member, has filed a legal complaint and urges the FTC to investigate user data breaches.

Freedom from Facebook files FTC complaint against Facebook

16 Nov, 2018

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Google workers stage worldwide walkouts

Thousands of Google workers participate in walkouts across the world to protest sexual harassment, gender inequality, and systemic racism.

Google workers stage worldwide walkouts

09 Nov, 2018

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Supreme Court rejects challenge to 2015 net neutrality rules

The Supreme Court refused to hear the challenge to the 2015 FCC net neutrality rules, thus allowing the lower court’s ruling to stand, confirming the FCC’s power to establish net neutrality regulation.

Supreme Court rejects challenge to 2015 net neutrality rules

09 Nov, 2018

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CWA launches website to oppose T-Mobile-Sprint deal

The Communications Workers of America has launched a new website with information about the effects of the T-Mobile-Sprint merger.

CWA launches website to oppose T-Mobile-Sprint deal

09 Nov, 2018

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More than a dozen cities sue FCC over small cell order

More than a dozen municipalities are challenging the new FCC small cell order that limits the ability of local governments to establish aesthetic standards and set access fees for wireless providers.

More than a dozen cities sue FCC over small cell order

02 Nov, 2018

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Opponents of proposed T-Mobile-Sprint merger detail public interest concerns

Merger would result in 30,000 lost jobs, higher prices and increased market concentration, and still leave rural America without access to high-speed broadband.

Opponents of proposed T-Mobile-Sprint merger detail public interest concerns