Patricia Smith

Senate Confirms Patricia Smith as Labor Dept. Solicitor General

CtW Chair Anna Burger applauds vote, urges speedy confirmation of NLRB nominee Craig Becker

U.S. Supreme Court

Floodgates Open for Corporate Spending in Elections

CtW condemns Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission

Campaigns

The way working people in America will obtain a decent standard of living is to unite together into unions. Learn about our major campaigns to accomplish that by watching our overview video: Quicktime (dial-up, broadband), Windows Media Player (dial-up, broadband).


Walmart Workers for Change

Walmart Workers for Change
Thousands of Walmart workers are joining together to form a union for better benefits, higher wages, and more opportunity for a better future.



Warehouse Workers United

Warehouse Workers United
Warehouse Workers United is a new organization of warehouse workers in California's Inland Empire. It is dedicated to bringing warehouse workers together to make their jobs better and build a better future for themselves and their families.


Cure CVS

Cure CVS
Cure CVS aims to ensure that CVS provides equal access across all communities and income levels to its stores and services, offers fair and accurate prices, provides quality products and services, protects customers' privacy and puts quality pharmacy care first.


Alarmed About CVS Caremark logo

Alarmed About CVS Caremark
Change to Win represents workers in CVS Caremark plans that cover more than 10 million people. On behalf of these health plan members, our initiative seeks legislation reform of the PBM industry to protect plan members' health and privacy.


Put Pharmacy First

Put Pharmacy First
Put Pharmacy First is a campaign by retail pharmacists to reform their industry. It includes concerned pharmacists from across the nation, including members of Change to Win, who want to work together to promote the highest professional standards and put patients ahead of profits.


Port driver at work

Ports Protection
Seeking to unite 60,000 truck drivers at our nation's ports to improve their pay and working conditions and to improve our nation's security.