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Workers see continued gains in new four-year deal with Verizon

Agreement includes 11.2 percent wage increases and stronger retirement benefits.

CWA to kick off AT&T Broken Promises Tour

AT&T workers are taking their fight on the road, heading to AT&T’s headquarters in Dallas to demand the company address its broken promises to working people.

TV is still America’s most trusted media for news

The report reinforces the importance of a diverse and independent broadcast industry and the danger of media consolidation.

CWA, Frontier reach new agreement, extend California contract through 2020

The ratified agreement will benefit CWA-represented employees with extended job security and other improvements. Frontier's CA customers are assured of uninterrupted service from experienced employees.

FCC set to vote on dangerous, anti-union one touch, make ready proposal

CWA members are leading the campaign to stop the dangerous policy from going nationwide, submitting more than 1,000 comments to the FCC.

NY PSC revokes Charter-Time Warner Cable merger approval

“Charter has continually failed to meet its commitments to the state,” the NY PSC said in a statement the day before the vote.

DOJ investigating TV station owners, including Sinclair and Tribune, for antitrust violations

The probe is examining whether independent TV station owners coordinated efforts between sales teams, leading to higher prices for TV commercials.

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