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Union Plus Assistance for CWA Members including Met Life Legal and FreeCollege Program
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Union Plus Assistance for CWA Members including Met Life Legal and FreeCollege Program

CWA Members who currently have a Union Plus Mortgage, Credit Card, Personal Loan, or Supplemental Insurance programs may be eligible for additional hardship assistance through the Mortgage Assistance Program and Union Plus Hardship Help. The Union Plus Mortgage Assistance Program provides interest-free loans and a $1000 grant to help eligible members make mortgage payments when disabled, unemployed, furloughed, locked out or on strike.

Union Plus Assistance for CWA Members including Met Life Legal and FreeCollege Program

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Verizon Summer Camp Reimbursement Program is Open, and includes virtual camps
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Verizon Summer Camp Reimbursement Program is Open, and includes virtual camps

The 2020 Summer Camp reimbursement program includes summer day programs as well as overnight camp programs and is made available through the Local and NY/NE Regional Work & Family Committees, a joint labor management committee. Summer Camp and Dependent Care programs are bargained for benefits. Due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Company will be allowing employees the opportunity to apply for virtual summer camps this year.

Verizon Summer Camp Reimbursement Program is Open, and includes virtual camps

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COVID-19 Verizon/CWA Letters of Agreement Extended to Sept 30
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COVID-19 Verizon/CWA Letters of Agreement Extended to Sept 30

The COVID-19 Letters of Agreement between Verizon and CWA regarding Home Garaging, Work at Home, and Backup Care have all been extended until September 30, 2020. Please click the headline of this story to see the letters. Stay safe everyone.

COVID-19 Verizon/CWA Letters of Agreement Extended to Sept 30

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Today, June 23 is Election Day in NYS: Make Sure You Vote!
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Today, June 23 is Election Day in NYS: Make Sure You Vote!

Today, June 23, is primary election day in New York State. If you haven't already voted by mail or by early voting, please make sure you vote today. If you have an absentee ballot that you haven't sent in yet, you can mail it as long as its postmarked TODAY, June 23. If you requested an absentee ballot but haven't received it yet, you must vote in person. You can check if you're registered and your poll site location here. If you vote by mail remember to SIGN & DATE the Oath Envelope - otherwise your ballot will be invalid. If you've already mailed in your ballot but forgot to sign the oath envelope, you are encouraged to vote in person. CWA Local 1101 members have been phone banking and campaigning for a number of candidates, including City Councilperson Ritchie Torres for Congressional District 15 in the Bronx, Yuh-Line Niou for reelection to the NY State Senate in Assembly District 65 in lower Manhattan, and Eliot Engel for reelection to Congressional District 16 in the Bronx and Westchester County. Here is the full list of CWA District 1 endorsements in New York State. Make sure you vote!

Today, June 23 is Election Day in NYS: Make Sure You Vote!

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Juneteenth @ AT&T Mobility
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Juneteenth @ AT&T Mobility

AT&T Mobility workers wore black today to celebrate Juneteenth, the holiday commemorating the day in 1865 when Union troops announced in Galveston, Texas that all remaining slaves were free - almost two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. AT&T members also wore black to demonstrate their anger at AT&T Mobility for taking advantage of the pandemic to cut jobs and close stores. Earlier this week AT&T announced they would cut thousands of jobs across the country, and would permanently close 250 AT&T Mobility and Cricket stores. This is on top of 41,000 jobs AT&T has already cut, despite getting major tax breaks with promises to create jobs and raise wages. AT&T members in NYC, all in black, made clear what they think of AT&T's recent announcement and broken promises.

Juneteenth @ AT&T Mobility