
August Jobs Report
The August jobs report shows employment has slowed, and there have been thousands of jobs lost in construction, mining, professional sectors and the federal government. Manufacturing was down by more than 30,000 jobs

The August jobs report shows employment has slowed, and there have been thousands of jobs lost in construction, mining, professional sectors and the federal government. Manufacturing was down by more than 30,000 jobs

Fort Bend, Texas – Bus and Van Operators working for Fort Bend Transit in Rosenberg, Texas overwhelmingly voted to join the Transport Workers Union of America. “Transdev forces drivers to

The Union Way is The American Way

Atlanta, GA. – The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers and the Transportation Communications Union (TCU/IAM) have announced a successful organizing victory of 90 Alstom Workers who operate and maintain the Plane Train

Trenton, NJ – CWA District 1, alongside unions representing over 140,000 state employees, has reached an agreement with the State of New Jersey to significantly reduce the cost of the

Kristie Keleshian at CBS New York reports thousands of Workers and Union Members marched along Fifth Avenue for New York City’s Labor Day Parade on Saturday September 6th. More than 200 Unions were

Last month, CWA members and retirees across the country took to the streets in opposition to President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” which eliminates healthcare protections for millions of Americans while

Trenton, NJ – Governor Murphy has signed legislation strengthening workers’ rights across New Jersey. The first bill promotes knowledge of labor rights through education, and the second bill safeguards employees’ freedom

New York, NY – Freedom Plaza, the bold $11.1 billion civic and cultural vision for Manhattan’s East Side, shared an overview of the project’s comprehensive housing and traffic plan during its first public hearing of the Community Advisory

Long Island NY – Six hundred locomotive engineers employed by the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) received ballots in the mail from their national union seeking authorization to strike the