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Communications Workers of America
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08/25/2022
Labor Pains: Frontier-CWA and DISH-NLRB Make Some Headway
Labor Day is nearly here, but any employer will tell you that labor relations is a year-long affair. DISH has an ongoing dispute with the National Labor Relations Board over mandatory arbitration, but indications point to the two being close to a deal.
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04/25/2022
CWA Drops Thousands on Sohn Ads
The Communications Workers of America are standing behind Gigi Sohn, kicking off a six-figure digital advertising campaign Monday supporting her nomination for the fifth commissioner seat at the FCC.
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09/13/2021
Verizon All In on Prepaid Wireless
Verizon is moving ever closer to closing its $7 billion deal to purchase Tracfone, and it has big dreams for what it can do within the prepaid market once the ink dries.
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08/12/2021
Verizon-Tracfone Challenge Withdrawn
Public Knowledge, Access Humboldt, the Benton Institute for Broadband and Society, the California Center for Rural Policy and Communications Workers of America have withdrawn their objections to Verizon’s nearly $7 billion acquisition of Tracfone.
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11/10/2020
Kimmelman Named to Biden Review Team
Public Knowledge senior adviser and former DOJ antitrust division chief counsel Gene Kimmelman was named to the 29-member Biden-Harris agency review team for the Department of Justice.
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01/08/2018
Layoffs
If you announce $1K bonuses in response to the GOP tax plan, expect scrutiny when there are layoffs. AT&T and Comcast have both been on the receiving end, with Comcast most recently hit for the reduction of about 500 door-to-door sales employees in its Central Division.