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EW Category: EW September 2025

N.Y. Local Partners With Utility on Call Center Training Program

New York State Electric and Gas customers in upstate New York will soon be treated to an improved customer service experience thanks to a collaboration between Johnson City, N.Y., Local 10 and the utility company.

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September 1, 2025

Union Sportsmen’s Alliance Keeps Retired Minn. Business Manager Active

Former Minneapolis Local 292 Business Manager Pete Lindahl has stayed happily active with the IBEW since his retirement in 2019, thanks largely to the union’s longstanding partnership with the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance.

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September 1, 2025

En C.-B., un signe négatif devient un outil positif

Un organisateur syndical de la FIOE est un peu plus célèbre et les travailleuses et travailleurs à Kamloops en Colombie-Britannique connaissent un peu mieux les avantages de faire partie d’un syndicat grâce à une campagne légère sur les médias sociaux qui a commencé lorsqu’un entrepreneur non syndiqué a affiché la photo d’un organisateur syndical pour lui interdire l’accès au chantier.

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September 1, 2025

In B.C., a Negative Sign Becomes a Positive Tool

An IBEW organizer is a little more famous, and construction workers in Kamloops, British Columbia, are a little more aware of the benefits of a union, thanks to a lighthearted social media campaign that started when a nonunion contractor put the local union organizer’s photo on a poster banning him from the job site.

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September 1, 2025

Jessi Webster, journeyman wireman, foreman, Salt Lake City Local 354

“In 2016, I was bartending, and I had a couple of regulars who would come in for lunch. I always had their orders ready as they walked in the door. One of them asked me if I’d ever thought of doing something else. Her name was Jen Bingman, and she turned out to be an instructor at the JATC.

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September 1, 2025

New Lineworker Training Center Coming to Tennessee

Hundreds of IBEW utility and outside construction apprentices will soon count Tennessee as a destination for learning, as work is soon expected to begin on a new Southeastern Line Constructors Apprenticeship and Training facility just east of Nashville.

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September 1, 2025

TVA Privatization Push Could Jeopardize 10,000 IBEW Jobs

The IBEW is alarmed by reports the Trump administration is looking to privatize the Tennessee Valley Authority and is calling on members of Congress and officials throughout the Deep South to resist such a move.

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September 1, 2025

How Rank-and-File IBEW Members Sealed a Successful Deal With CBS

When the IBEW negotiated double-digit raises in its new contract with CBS, it was another victory for an uncommon bargaining strategy that puts working men and women at the table with their bosses.

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September 1, 2025

A Labor Day Challenge

Every year when Labor Day rolls around, I look forward to the pictures and videos of our members marching through towns large and small, all those proud ambassadors in IBEW gear smiling and waving behind our banners.

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September 1, 2025

Record-Breaking Year

Throughout my IBEW career, I have held many titles — steward, business manager, vice president, international president. But no matter what my role, I have always remained first and foremost an organizer.

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September 1, 2025

About the Electrical Worker

The Electrical Worker was the name of the first official publication of the National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in 1893 (the NBEW became the IBEW in 1899 with the expansion of the union into Canada). The name and format of the publication have changed over the years. This newspaper is the official publication of the IBEW and seeks to capture the courage and spirit that motivated the founders of the Brotherhood and continue to inspire the union’s members today. The masthead of this newspaper is an adaptation of that of the first edition in 1893.

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About the IBEW

The IBEW represents approximately 901,000 active members and retirees who work in a wide variety of fields, including utilities, construction, telecommunications, broadcasting, manufacturing, railroads and government. The IBEW has members in both the United States and Canada and stands out among the American unions in the AFL-CIO because it is among the largest and has members in so many skilled occupations.

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