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Today CWA District 9 Staff and union officers showed their support at the picket line in Support for our Oakland Teachers and also for our Bargaining in Puerto Rico for AT&T Mobility workers!

CWA President Chris Shelton: “Trusting Sprint and T-Mobile with American jobs is like trusting a vampire at a blood bank."

CWA is training current or future Mobilizers. Learn the basics of how we can build CWA unity and action in the workplace, join a training class!

Our District 9 Leadership Conference is in session this week.

Rain or Shine, CWA is there to support Los Angeles Teachers. The strike is United Teachers Los Angeles’ first in 30 years. Teachers are demanding better pay, smaller class sizes and more support staff.

Today, January 17th is National Day of Action. Ask your member of Congress to support the For the People Act to ensure a fair and functioning democracy for us all.

CWA District 9 Vice President, Tom Runnion speaks at a press conference in Fresno in front of the City Hall.

The Communications Workers of America (CWA) District 9 today submitted official testimony to the California Public Utilities Commission detailing why the CPUC should not approve the proposed T-Mobile/Sprint merger as currently structured, as it would result in “substantial public interest harm” and hurt California workers and consumers.

As front-line workers in retail sales and call centers, and as telecommunications technicians, we are concerned that the proposed merger between T-Mobile and Sprint will mean the loss of many American jobs, cuts in wages and commissions, and a corresponding reduction in quality to our customers.

CWA Supports Los Angeles Teachers! Their fight is our fight! January: Strike If No Agreement Is Reached After Fact-Finding

Technicians captured in photos working to restore service.