width=”1920″ height=”1080″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen=”allowfullscreen”> Transcript: Hello, I’m Kenny Cooper, representing 840,000 IBEW members, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The IBEW powers America, from fire alarms to solar farms, nuclear plants to battery plants, storm restoration to power lines. We’ve been doing it for over 130 years. Today we’re building a new energy future while…
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Canada Enacts Anti-Scab Law Unveiled at IBEW Local
*This article was originally published in the August 2024 issue of The Electrical Worker Online The IBEW and all Canadian unions celebrated when anti-scab legislation prohibiting companies from bringing in replacement workers during work stoppages sailed through Parliament and received royal assent. Bill C-58 prohibits employers from hiring scabs to replace union-represented workers during strikes…
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In a move underscored by a determination to transcend political affiliations, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 424 is redefining its engagement with Alberta’s government officials. Traditionally cast in the light of partisan endorsements, the Local’s approach pivots towards an inclusive dialogue—a testament to their commitment to better serve IBEW members and the…
MoreWhy We Belong to the Canadian Building Trades: A Monumental Month for Labour in Canada
A Letter From IBEW Canada’s IVP, Russ Shewchuk Brothers and Sisters, The month of June marked a historic month for Labour in Canada. After years of hard work and advocacy – a charge led by Canada’s Building Trades Unions (CBTU) – we celebrate the passing of three labour-related bills, each receiving royal assent last month:…
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IBEW Canada has been offered one of 15 member seats on the federal government’s new Union-Led Advisory Table. Having a voice on this committee is an important accomplishment. All panel members are leaders in the Canadian union community. There are no representatives from business or any other constituency. The committee is charged with submitting a…
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