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The labor agency has “found merit with several elements of the unfair labor practice charges filed by the Communications Workers of America (CWA)” on behalf of the company’s workers..

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Conservation nonprofit questions NLRB’s authority in dispute, argues outcome may have national impact

The 152-year-old Californian employed only one journalist until December. That’s when the paper’s last reporter quit to take a job in TV. The departure marked the latest and perhaps final step in a slow-motion unwinding of what used to be the principal local news source in Salinas, a city of 163,000 that was the hometown of John Steinbeck, the Nobel Prize-winning novelist who once worked as a war correspondent.

Apple Inc. convinced a U.S. judge's ruling to maintain a patent tribunal's decision that might risk a $502 million judgment for VirnetX Inc.

Graduate research assistants at SUNY ESF announced a campaign to unionize with CWA on Thursday, and demanded voluntary recognition.

In a report on the 2021 Deere strike, UAW Vice President Chuck Browning said officials had faced a “serpent” of opposition from workers.

The Communications Workers of America and other groups urged the D.C. Circuit on Tuesday to let them intervene after hedge fund Standard General asked the court to order the Federal Communications Commission to decide the fate of its $8.6 billion acquisition of broadcast company Tegna.

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