Communications Workers of America, Local 1014

Recent News

Elections for Vice President and Count Large Unit Trustee

The results are as follows,

Vice President (522 votes cast):

Sachina Evans: 330

Edmond Twyman: 192

Sachina Evans is elected Vice President

Henry J. "Dinny" Dunn $500 Scholarships Available

Brothers & Sisters of CWA Local 1014:

Camden City Supervisory & Non-Supervisory Contracts Ratified

Brother & Sisters of Local 1014:

Today is a great day for all of us.  After almost two years of working out of contract, it is my honor to announce that we have ratified the Supervisory and Non-Supervisory contracts for Camden City members.  These are landmark contracts and cannot be made possible without the tireless effort of the Camden City Negotiations Team.  The ratified Memorandum of Agreements will be walked onto December 10th's City Council meeting.  All members are encouraged to attend and rejoice in this monumental victory.

In Solidarity:

President's Message on Curtis Jenkins III

CWA Local 1014 would like to express our condolences on the loss of our union brother, Curtis Jenkins III. Curtis was a valued member of CWA 1014 and employee of Camden County.  He will be sorely missed by all who knew him.

Amber Pallante

CWA Local 1014 President

Thank You for the Honor of Serving You as President

June 28, 2019

Dear Brothers and Sisters:

Effective July 1, 2019, I am resigning as president of CWA Local 1014. In accordance with the Constitution and Bylaws of Local 1014, Vice President Amber Pallante will assume the position as president on that date.

WHY SHOULD UNION MEMBERS OPPOSE THE PATH TO PROGRESS?

CWA LOCAL 1014 - STAND UP! FIGHT BACK!

For several months NJ Senate President Steve Sweeney has been pushing a plan he calls the Path to Progress as a way to solve NJ's financial issues.  This plan should be called the Path to Poverty because is disproportionately places this burden on hardworking public sector workers.  In recent weeks Sweeney has introduced 27 bills in the NJ Legislature to implement this plan.  These bills, if enacted, would have devastating effects on the members of CWA 1014.  It is time to stand up and fight back!

Presidential Candidates Field Questions from CWA Members on How to Fix Our Democracy

CWA members from across the country this week attended the We the People membership summit, a gathering in Washington, D.C., of progressive organizations focusing on strategies to fight back against attacks on our democracy that aim to limit the participation of working people.

Local 1014 Stewards Follow the Path to CWA Strong

CWA Stewards from Locals across the state gathered in Atlantic City for training and inspiration in the union's drive for CWA Strong. The immediate goal is a campaign against State Senate President Steve Sweeney's latest attempt to destroy the current pension system for public workers in New Jersey. If successful, this would impact ALL public workers and retirees in the public worker pension system. 

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