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Workers and Communities Organizing for Change
The Committee for Better Banks brings together bank, credit union and other finance workers to win a voice at work and form unions in order to build a more equitable and community-focused banking system. CBB also works with community and consumer advocacy groups; and other labor organizations on regulatory reforms and enforcement, fair lending policies, diversity and inclusion efforts, and other initiatives that will make our banking system better for everyone.
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Committee for Better Banks Responds to Federal Reserve Easing of Wells Fargo Restrictions
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Committee for Better Banks Responds to Federal Reserve Easing of Wells Fargo Restrictions
Committee for Better Banks Responds to Federal Reserve Easing of Wells Fargo Restrictions
Bargaining for the Common Good and the Fight for Better Banks for Our Communities
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Bargaining for the Common Good and the Fight for Better Banks for Our Communities
Bargaining for the Common Good and the Fight for Better Banks for Our Communities
Committee for Better Banks Responds to Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf’s Promise to ‘Absolutely Work on a Bill of Rights’
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Committee for Better Banks Responds to Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf’s Promise to ‘Absolutely Work on a Bill of Rights’
Committee for Better Banks Responds to Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf’s Promise to ‘Absolutely Work on a Bill of Rights’
Wells Fargo Resignations Not Enough to Turn the Page on Scandal, Systemic Problems
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Wells Fargo Resignations Not Enough to Turn the Page on Scandal, Systemic Problems
Wells Fargo Resignations Not Enough to Turn the Page on Scandal, Systemic Problems
CFPB SCOTUS Case Puts Consumer, Workers Rights at Risk
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CFPB SCOTUS Case Puts Consumer, Workers Rights at Risk
CFPB SCOTUS Case Puts Consumer, Workers Rights at Risk
Bank Workers Win Historic Union