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CWA Continues to Build Apprenticeship Programs to Raise Industry Standards and Expand Access to Employment Opportunities
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CWA Continues to Build Apprenticeship Programs to Raise Industry Standards and Expand Access to Employment Opportunities

Last week, the U.S. Department of Labor announced grant awards that included $2 million for CWA Local 7603 to establish a registered apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship program for broadband technicians in Idaho.

CWA Continues to Build Apprenticeship Programs to Raise Industry Standards and Expand Access to Employment Opportunities

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Fight For Fairness: What the Entertainment Union Strikes Mean for The Labor Movement
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Fight For Fairness: What the Entertainment Union Strikes Mean for The Labor Movement

Next week, NABET-CWA member and Chicago Federation of Labor Secretary-Treasurer Don Villar will moderate a conversation about the ongoing entertainment strikes, WGA’s recent victory, and what the battle to regulate AI means for the future of both entertainment workers and the entire labor movement.

Fight For Fairness: What the Entertainment Union Strikes Mean for The Labor Movement

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September 2023 Bargaining Round Up
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September 2023 Bargaining Round Up

Frontier members ratified a new, 4-year contract! A tentative agreement with CCI heads to a ratification vote. The Avaya contract was extended after members voted to authorize a strike. Bargaining with American Airlines and Comcast Alle-Kiske continued, as negotiations with Piedmont began. Members at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette stand strong as the strike passes the 11-month mark.

September 2023 Bargaining Round Up