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CODE-CWA

The Campaign to Organize Digital Employees or CODE-CWA is a project launched by the Communications Workers of America to unionize tech and video game workers in January 2020. It sprung out of conversations with Game Workers Unite (GWU) and employed at least two full-time staff, including GWU co-founder Emma Kinema and veteran SEIU organizer Wes McEnany.…

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Founded
2020
Affiliations
Communications Workers of America
Key people
Emma Kinema

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CODE-CWA

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Avg. degree1.82
Density0.181818
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Affiliations · 1
CODE-CWA → Communications Workers of America
Founded · 1
CODE-CWA → 2020
Key people · 1
CODE-CWA → Emma Kinema
Website · 1
CODE-CWA → code-cwa.org
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CODE-CWA → project launched by the Communications Workers of America to unionize tech and video game workers in January 2020

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tech game workers launched video two 2022 campaigns campaign organize digital employees communications america emma kinema unite worker organized union

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CODE-CWAAffiliationsCommunications Workers of America1.00infobox
CODE-CWAFounded20201.00infobox
CODE-CWAKey peopleEmma Kinema1.00infobox
CODE-CWAWebsitecode-cwa.org1.00infobox
CODE-CWAis aproject launched by the Communications Workers of America to unionize tech and video game workers in January 20200.90text
major multinational tech companiesinstance ofa former Activision Blizzard QA tester.CODE-CWA campaigns have been launched at a range of workplaces0.80text
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media companiesinstance ofa former Activision Blizzard QA tester.CODE-CWA campaigns have been launched at a range of workplaces0.80text
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worker co-operativesinstance ofa former Activision Blizzard QA tester.CODE-CWA campaigns have been launched at a range of workplaces0.80text
and table-top game companiesinstance ofa former Activision Blizzard QA tester.CODE-CWA campaigns have been launched at a range of workplaces0.80text

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