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Woman Dead for 4 Minutes, Revived by CWA AT&T Worker

Woman Dead for 4 Minutes, Revived by CWA AT&T Worker

08 Aug, 2024

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Woman Dead for 4 Minutes, Revived by CWA AT&T Worker

Last week, Kevin Tenkhoff, a 19-year AT&T Customer Service Technician and member of CWA Local 6316, shared details of an incredible moment that took place in October 2023.

Woman Dead for 4 Minutes, Revived by CWA AT&T Worker

Around the Globe, NewsGuild-CWA Fights for Workers

Around the Globe, NewsGuild-CWA Fights for Workers

08 Aug, 2024

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Around the Globe, NewsGuild-CWA Fights for Workers

Here is a brief snapshot of some of the battles currently being waged for members around the world.

Around the Globe, NewsGuild-CWA Fights for Workers

App-Based Workers Make Gains in Colorado While Facing Setbacks in California

App-Based Workers Make Gains in Colorado While Facing Setbacks in California

08 Aug, 2024

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App-Based Workers Make Gains in Colorado While Facing Setbacks in California

While an Uber driver in Denver has workplace protections, access to a driver resource center, and protections against wrongful termination, their counterparts in Los Angeles have none.

App-Based Workers Make Gains in Colorado While Facing Setbacks in California

CWA District 6 on the Rise at Annual Conference

CWA District 6 on the Rise at Annual Conference

08 Aug, 2024

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CWA District 6 on the Rise at Annual Conference

The theme of the conference was “Together We Rise.”

CWA District 6 on the Rise at Annual Conference

CWA Honors Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee

CWA Honors Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee

08 Aug, 2024

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CWA Honors Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee

The congresswoman passed away after a battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 74.

CWA Honors Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee

Pittsburgh Strikers’ Right to Picket Affirmed, Again, in Court Ruling

Pittsburgh Strikers’ Right to Picket Affirmed, Again, in Court Ruling

08 Aug, 2024

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Pittsburgh Strikers’ Right to Picket Affirmed, Again, in Court Ruling

PG Publishing Company, Inc. filed a motion in Allegheny County Court, attempting to permanently bar the striking workers from picketing the newspaper’s distribution center.

Pittsburgh Strikers’ Right to Picket Affirmed, Again, in Court Ruling