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Talking Union! is the news section of the Public, Healthcare and Education Workers Sector of CWA

11 Dec, 2025

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CWAers Take Foundational Roles in Incoming Administrations

11 Dec, 2025

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Nurses Face Tough Opposition To Forming Their Union

04 Dec, 2025

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New CWA Staff Members Level Up in CWA Staff School

17 Jul, 2025

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Members in Iowa Win Against Right-to-Work Decertification Campaign

Nurses in Burlington, Iowa, represented by CWA Local 7181, kicked off July with an overwhelming defeat of a decertification attempt supported by the Right to Work Foundation.

Members in Iowa Win Against Right-to-Work Decertification Campaign

17 Jul, 2025

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CWA Healthcare Workers Mobilize for Bargaining Win

Healthcare workers represented by CWA Local 1168 and 1199SEIU reached a tentative agreement (TA) earlier this month with Kaleida Health.

CWA Healthcare Workers Mobilize for Bargaining Win

17 Jul, 2025

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CWA-PHEW Members Commit to Being the “PHEW for the Many” at Annual Conference

Conference workshops included ongoing class war, the attacks on higher education and the public sector, and winning strategies for collective bargaining.

CWA-PHEW Members Commit to Being the “PHEW for the Many” at Annual Conference

17 Jul, 2025

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CWA Retirees Support UPTE-CWA Workers

Members of CWA’s Retired Members Council (RMC) stand in full support of workers at the University of California (UC).

CWA Retirees Support UPTE-CWA Workers

10 Jul, 2025

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N.Y. Healthcare Workers Vote to Join CWA

Residual service and clerical workers at Kenmore Mercy Hospital in Buffalo, N.Y., part of Catholic Health, ended June with a successful vote to join CWA Local 1133.

N.Y. Healthcare Workers Vote to Join CWA

10 Jul, 2025

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CWAers Vow to Continue the Fight for Affordable Healthcare in N.J.

CWA members and retirees in New Jersey hosted a mass mobilization at the state capitol last week in opposition to Governor Phil Murphy's budget, which would make healthcare costs skyrocket for as many as 90,000 public-sector workers.

CWAers Vow to Continue the Fight for Affordable Healthcare in N.J.