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11 Mar, 2025

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Biden Administration honors CWA steward for rural innovation

11 Mar, 2025

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CWA Frontier workers sue Connecticut for anti-union contract interference

11 Mar, 2025

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New CWA program incorporates union basics into IT training

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15 Oct, 2018

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Verizon’s early rollout highlights challenges, hype of 5G technology

Verizon has been unable to overcome limitations of the technology and public interest advocates are raising questions about where the company is building.

Verizon’s early rollout highlights challenges, hype of 5G technology

12 Oct, 2018

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Workers rally to save jobs at risk in proposed T-Mobile-Sprint merger

Recent CWA analysis found that 28,000 jobs nationwide, including 4,122 jobs in the Kansas City metro area, are at risk if the FCC and DOJ approve the merger as structured.

Workers rally to save jobs at risk in proposed T-Mobile-Sprint merger

12 Oct, 2018

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12 Oct, 2018

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CA regulators to review T-Mobile-Sprint merger

The CPUC review represents a setback for T-Mobile and Sprint, which are pushing for quick regulatory approval for the merger.

CA regulators to review T-Mobile-Sprint merger

09 Oct, 2018

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Call center workers left behind in new NAFTA deal

CWA President Shelton vowed to continue to work to address these concerns and ensure that the final agreement puts working people first.

Call center workers left behind in new NAFTA deal

05 Oct, 2018

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The lawsuits begin as cities go to court to block the FCC’s wireless preemption order

The FCC’s ruling that provoked these legal challenges could slow down next-generation wireless deployment.

The lawsuits begin as cities go to court to block the FCC’s wireless preemption order

05 Oct, 2018

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Public interest, consumer groups challenge FCC copper retirement rules in court

CWA opposed the FCC’s 2017 copper retirement order, calling it a “giant step backward.”

Public interest, consumer groups challenge FCC copper retirement rules in court