
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers A victory for those trying to stop the offshoring of green jobs, but a lot more needs to be done.
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The Shenyang Power Group announced last week that it will build its wind-turbine plant in Texas. The project, originally estimated to create only 30 jobs in the U.S, but 2,000 in China, is now expected to employ approximately 1,000 American workers.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Do you dig the IBEW? Then follow us on Digg.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers NJATC Web site -- great resource.
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The finest electrical workers in the country receive their training through the National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee of National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW).

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Congrat to sister Sherilyn Wright, new Executive Assistant to Ed Hill.
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International Representative Sherilyn Wright has been appointed Executive Assistant to the International President. She succeeds Liz Shuler, who was elected Secretary-Treasurer of the AFL-CIO in September.

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The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) represents approximately 725,000 members who work in a wide variety of fields, including utilities, c

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No one needs to tell America’s families that unemployment and underemployment are at crisis levels. We need jobs—and we need them now.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Jobs, Baby, Jobs
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On November 17, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka joined together with civil rights and community leaders to demand that our representatives take action to create good jobs and rebuild the economy.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Pres. Hill's latest column from the Huffington Post
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It didn't take long for the anti-worker far right to try to spin the results of the 2009 elections as a mandate for their pro-corporate agenda.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Stephan Babin from IBEW Local 2286 talks about the health care crisis facing IBEW members in Louisiana and how important it is for Sen. Mary Landrieu to support a strong public option and to oppose a tax on union benefits

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy -- supported by nearly every Republican -- cost two and a half times as much as the Democrats' health care bill.
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The debt to be paid by our kids and grandkids is exploding. And now, (House) Speaker (Nancy) Pelosi’s 1,990-page government takeover of health care.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers President Hill responsds to anti-union column in the Wall Street Journal
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The lack of quality jobs and the specter of unemployment cause fear and discontent.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Per last post: write to the Mexican government and demand the end to the attacks on the Mexican Electrical Workers’ Union.
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Please write to the Mexican government and demand the revocation of the government decree liquidating Luz y Fuerza del Centro and respect for the Mexican Electrical Workers’ Union’s collective agreement.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers "We were sold NAFTA in this country on the promise that Mexican workers would have the right to freely collectively bargain and organize. Recent events have proven this to be a myth." - President Hill
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In early October, President Calderón announced he was liquidating the state-run utility, which employs more than 40,000 workers represented by the Mexican Electrical Workers Union (SME). The ...

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers IBEW Member brings labor history to his community.
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About a year ago, a visitor to the César Chávez Library in Salinas, California would have had a hard time finding a book on the famous labor leader that the library is named after.



























