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Help NABET-CWA Sisters & Brothers @ KSBY

Help NABET-CWA Sisters & Brothers @ KSBY

30 Nov, 2020

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Help NABET-CWA Sisters & Brothers @ KSBY

The “Out of Reach Report”, published annually for every community in the United States, announced in June of 2020 that the housing wage for San Luis Obispo ZIP code 93405 (where KSBY is located) is $37.69 per hour. Support our action and send a message to the KSBY General Manager.

Help NABET-CWA Sisters & Brothers @ KSBY

CODE-CWA Newsletter: November 13

CODE-CWA Newsletter: November 13

13 Nov, 2020

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CODE-CWA Newsletter: November 13

“Working people took on authoritarianism and won.”

CODE-CWA Newsletter: November 13

CWA pickets outside St. Mary's Hospital

CWA pickets outside St. Mary's Hospital

07 Nov, 2020

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CWA pickets outside St. Mary's Hospital

Reno, NV - Employees picket Saint Mary’s Regional Medical Center on Friday, Nov. 6, 2020. The picket, they said, could lead to a strike.

CWA pickets outside St. Mary's Hospital

T-Mobile Bargaining Update #11

T-Mobile Bargaining Update #11

03 Nov, 2020

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T-Mobile Bargaining Update #11

Negotiations will resume on November 18, 2020. We are almost there. We need to Mobilize Mobilize Mobilize . . .

T-Mobile Bargaining Update #11

Making Sure Your Vote Counts

Making Sure Your Vote Counts

22 Oct, 2020

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Making Sure Your Vote Counts

Many people are voting at home and returning ballots by dropping them off at a secure ballot box or putting them in the mail. These ballots can take longer to process and will continue to arrive at election offices for several days after Nov. 3.

Making Sure Your Vote Counts

WATCH: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse speaks during hearing for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett

WATCH: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse speaks during hearing for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett

15 Oct, 2020

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WATCH: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse speaks during hearing for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., did not pose any questions to Judge Amy Coney Barrett. Using poster board displays, Whitehouse argued that Barrett's nomination reflects a pattern by conservative special interest groups of using "dark money" to influence who sits on the court.

WATCH: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse speaks during hearing for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett