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The Ohio legislature is rolling out a Trojan Horse for voting rights… Let us explain:

As Call Center Bills are introduced in each State, let's let our elected leaders know, offshoring is never acceptable state...

We are pleased to announce that a random drawing chose the winners of the Robert D. Johnson Memorial Scholarship, and the recipients for the 2021-2022 academic year are....

Great Video from our Southfield, MI IHX folks, please go to link at end of video to sign up to Join the movement of IHX Workers building power on the job with CWA!

Mourn the Dead - Fight for the Living. #WorkersMemorialDay #CWAStrong #1u

District 4 - CWA CARES
As you probably know, April is National Volunteers Month. Many Locals in District 4 sponsor/participate in volunteer projects within their communities. The goal of the CWA CARES Program would be to support a Local’s efforts by enhancing turn-out, utilizing media platforms, and encouraging more community engagement.

We are excited to announce that CWA D4 Wisconsin Political Council supported and labor endorsed candidate Dr. Jill Underly has been elected as Wisconsin's next statewide Superintendent of Public Instruction!

Wisconsinites have options for voting in the April 6 Spring Election. Today, Tuesday, March 23, marks the first day of in-person absentee voting. In-person absentee voting runs through possibly April 4. Hours vary by municipality. Check with your municipal clerk’s office for information on when and where to early vote in your area.

Now we take the fight to the Senate!!

CWA is Calling for Immediate Passage of the Bill’s Senate Companion

A. Philip Randolph, a proud American

When we think of Black History, what comes to mind? Is it the slavery of North America in 1619, the rise of the coalition industry in 1793? Was it the abolitionism and the Underground Railroad in 1831, which was fueled by slaves’ efforts to liberate themselves, and by groups of white settlers who opposed slavery on religious or moral grounds?

Having a diverse and inclusive Union has been one of CWA's most important goals for many years. Here in District 4, our aim is to be sure we make that goal a reality. Locals are encouraged to create committees that specifically address the concerns of members that would not otherwise feel as if they are truly a part of our movement.

The Robert D. Johnson Memorial Scholarship is a $1,200 award that supports the college studies of members, or their children, of the Communications Workers of America (CWA) – District 4.

A statement from Communications Workers of America (CWA) President Chris Shelton on the reintroduction of the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act, historic, bipartisan legislation to make it easier for workers to join a union and bargain with their employers, and to crack down on employers who use unfair union-busting tactics against their employees when they exercise their freedom to join together to improve their workplace:

We need to pass HR1, the #ForThePeopleAct, and end the corrupting influence of dark money and voter suppression in our politics. Take action to heal our democracy.

Yesterday, the world watched as armed insurrectionists, with the encouragement of the President of the United States, launched an attack on the Capitol in an attempt to undermine our democracy and prevent Congress from certifying the results of the Presidential election.

With Biden and Harris in office, we have a chance to grow and strengthen our union.

At CWA, America's largest communications & media union, we're building a movement for economic justice & democracy. Learn more:http://go.cwa.net/cwa-signup

On Wednesday, CWA members participated in a town hall centered around the need for federal funding for broadband and Joe Biden's push to expand broadband access and empower workers. After the town hall, CWAers made hundreds of phone calls to get out the vote.

WASHINGTON -- Elected officials from Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin and Indiana released letters Wednesday calling on AT&T to suspend job cuts and offshoring in order to support America’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. These letters follow a July request from a group of U.S. Senators, including Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) and Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisc.), demanding answers from AT&T about projected job cuts.

One of the biggest elections of our lifetime is coming up in November. The votes that we cast as union members will be crucial in ensuring we have pro-labor candidates elected at the local and state level all the way up to the White House. CWA members need to show our voting power and solidarity at the ballot box.