It’s no secret that some nonunion construction jobs are rife with low pay, unsafe practices and dodgy adherence to laws. The big picture: Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker recently affirmed
As a member of the IBEW, New Jersey Rep. Donald Norcross knows firsthand the difference a union contract can make in the life of a
When 15 IBEW leaders from Virginia met with the likely next governor of Virginia, they didn’t just bring a few talking points. They greeted former
Amid skyrocketing demand for electricity, the IBEW is promoting an all-of-the-above strategy and making sure cities and towns know the benefits of partnership with the
IBEW members are hopeful Empire Wind’s offshore project will move ahead now that the Trump administration has reversed a spring stop-work order. This means 40
IBEW members across the country are speaking out about job loss, shuttered projects, and electricity shortages if Congress repeals clean energy investments. Outside the U.S.
IBEW members are fighting legislation that will kill energy jobs, hike electricity costs, and endanger grid reliability. On May 22, a budget bill that repeals
IBEW members working in American shipyards could benefit from a shift in trade policy that targets China’s global shipbuilding domination. The domestic maritime industry has
Hundreds of IBEW members came to D.C. in April to attend IBEW construction and building trades conferences – and get tips on how to navigate
A statewide lobbying push by IBEW members has resulted in a new Colorado law naming nuclear as a clean energy resource. On April 1, Gov.