IBEW-Backed Law Helps Save NY Local’s Pension Plan
March 11, 2024
Thanks to a local’s determination and an IBEW-backed law, IBEW members in Niagara Falls, NY, can look forward to the full retirement they worked for.
Build America Back Better
Infrastructure Funding Keeps Diablo Canyon Open
February 26, 2024
After rolling blackouts rocked California in 2020, the state planned to close its last nuclear plant, the Diablo Canyon facility. However, the federal government saved
IBEW Kicks off Grassroots Campaign
February 23, 2024
It may be February, but 2024 is also a big election year – and that means the IBEW Government Affairs staff is gearing up for
Biden’s Accomplishments for IBEW Members: Unveiling New Sector Fliers
February 15, 2024
NEW GRASSROOTS MATERIALS FOR YOU! Get ready for an important update from the IBEW Government Affairs Department! We’re rolling out a new set of fliers,
Record Wind, Transmission Project to Employ Thousands in N.M., Ariz.
January 26, 2024
Though the SunZia project has been on paper for more than a decade, shovels are in the dirt now in part because of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act, signed in 2021 and 2022 by President Joe Biden.
Huge IBEW Gains Set Stage for 2024, and Beyond
January 5, 2024
IBEW members will be crucial to victory in 2024, and IBEW leadership is committed to a Biden-Harris re-election.
Labor Standards, Record Funding Announced for Las Vegas-to-SoCal High-Speed Rail Project
January 3, 2024
IBEW members will soon be on the job building a high-speed rail network linking Las Vegas and Southern California following a $3 billion federal grant
Election 2023: IBEW Powers Members, Labor-Friendly Candidates to Victory Nov. 7
December 19, 2023
On November 7th, at least 23 members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) were elected or re-elected, along with labor-friendly candidates who won
President Biden Returns to Delaware to Announce Billions in New Amtrak Funding
December 15, 2023
As a senator, Joe Biden spent years riding the passenger rails from Wilmington, Del., to Washington, D.C. When he returned to the Bear car shop
