For Immediate ReleaseOctober 10, 2026CWA District 1 Statement Following ICE Shooting in Marble Hill, NYCNew York, NY – The ...

NEW YORK – The Communications Workers of America (CWA) District 1 today proudly announced its endorsement of Cait Conley for Congress in New York, backing a candidate who has demonstrated her ...

The New Jersey State budget session ended without action on CWA’s bill to reform the governance and transparency of the State Health Benefits Plan and put a stop to skyrocketing healthcare costs — but ...

CWA District 1 Endorses Pro-Worker Slate for November Election, Backs Candidates Who Will Fight for Affordable Healthcare and Working Families Union identifies NJ-7 as top congressional priority and ...

TRENTON, NJ - The retirement security of New Jersey’s public workers should never depend on the surveillance and detention of our neighbors. Yet as of December 2025, the State of New Jersey Common ...

These endorsements reflect each candidates' longstanding commitment to working families throughout their careers, as well as their strong track records of doing the needed work to build a New York ...

TRENTON, NJ – More than 3,000 CWA District 1 members, retirees, elected officials, local leaders, and allies rallied at the New Jersey State House Annex on Thursday, June 18, calling on state leaders ...

NEW JERSEY – The Communications Workers of America (CWA), District 1 stands in full solidarity with the people detained at Delaney Hall in Newark who have laid down their labor and refused their meals ...

Last week, Research Assistants across all departments and disciplines at the State University of New York at Buffalo voted overwhelmingly YES to join the CWA Local 1104 by 99%. The organizing victory ...

Equal Pay Day is observed each year to call attention to the staggering pay gap faced by women throughout the country. The day marks how far into the new year women have to work in order to match the ...

Below you will find the Verizon East / CWA 2026 Tentative Agreement.This new agreement, if ratified, will expire on August 3, 2030.

15,000 members of the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) have braved union-busting attempts, snow storms, and the coldest winter in over a decade to keep up strong picket lines and inspiring ...