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Future Leaders: Apply for the Founders' Scholarship

 

Every year, the IBEW awards scholarships worth up to $24,000 to help cultivate a new generation of leadership in the union and the electrical industry.

Outsmart and Outlast
How a Local Turned a Years-Long Fight into a Victory for All Canadian Workers

 

The law in Canada couldn't be any clearer: Workers have the right to form unions, and companies must negotiate with them when they do.

Prime Minister Pledges Anti-Scab Legislation During Local 213 Visit

 

Justin Trudeau used a fitting backdrop to pledge support for one of Canadian labor's highest priorities.

Winning the Battle
Against Right-to-Work
'We're Not Stopping With Michigan'

 

When Michigan repealed its so-called right-to-work law in March, it wasn't just a huge victory for working families in that state. It was a shot across the bow.

Your Work, in Focus
2022 Photo Contest Winners

 

For a quarter-century, The Electrical Worker has asked you to send in pictures that showing how we are all bound together, and then vote on your favorites.

Appreciation
Fred Ross Jr.: One of Labor's Great Organizers, One of Our Own

 

Fred Ross Jr. from Vacaville, Calif., Local 1245 was one of the most celebrated organizers of his generation.

After Coming to U.S., Local 26 Member Lives Her Dreams Through IBEW

 

IBEW membership is a powerful tool for improving one's life. Claudia Achury's story is proof.

My IBEW Story - Robert Lewis

 

In this installment of the My IBEW Story series, we meet Robert Lewis, an apprentice from Local 212 in Cincinnati, OH. After serving more than 11 years in prison, Robert proved he deserved a second chance and began his IBEW journey.

 

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