Providing reliable internet to Alaska’s villages and its rural Indigenous population has long been a challenge, due to the remoteness and lack of infrastructure.
Job descriptions for a telecom worker and a teacher don’t have much in common, but both have a right to be heard at work.
The Biden-Harris administration’s bold legislative plan to expand broadband internet access to every part of the U.S. is bringing a wealth of work and organizing opportunities for IBEW locals throughout the country. Rockford, Ill., Local 196 is one example of this.
Local 2228 member and CKUA’s Cassia Fedoruk stands in front of the Edmonton radio station’s album and record collection, considered one of the largest in
IBEW utility lineworkers in Alabama will soon be running fiber-optic cabling for broadband internet, thanks to a recent agreement with Alabama Power. The pact stands to have far-reaching job-growth and training implications for IBEW utility workers across the U.S.
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