In Missouri, Fight Against Right-to-Work Is Far from Over

One of the first actions by the GOP-dominated Missouri legislature and the newly-elected Republican governor this year was to pass and sign into law a right-to-work bill in February.

NAFTA 2.0: Trump Plan Offers Little Relief for U.S. Workers

Talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement began Aug. 16 in Washington, but the White House objectives, released in July, have critics griping that the “new” plan looks a lot like the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal that Donald Trump – and the IBEW – opposed last year

Illinois Wireman Turns Author, Filmmaker to Honor Family’s Service

Lou Baczewski is an electrician with a passion for history.

The second-generation Collinsville, Ill., Local 309 wireman, though, has taken his love for the past to the extreme, authoring a book about the remarkable story of his own grandfather’s fight through war-torn World War II Europe, and then recreating that journey for an upcoming documentary film.