Pres Cooper : Wired for Change (EW)
President Cooper outlines the union's strategic vision for embracing technological innovation while protecting workers' rights in the evolving electrical industry. Source: ibew.org
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President Cooper outlines the union's strategic vision for embracing technological innovation while protecting workers' rights in the evolving electrical industry. Source: ibew.org
Discover this year's winning photographs showcasing the skill, dedication, and artistry of IBEW members across a range of electrical and construction projects nationwide. Source: ibew.org
Secretary-Treasurer Noble emphasizes workplace safety priorities and details new initiatives to enhance protection measures for all IBEW members on job sites. Source: ibew.org
IBEW members complete their work on the impressive Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, showcasing union craftsmanship in one of the year's most anticipated cultural landmarks. Source: ibew.org
Ford's limited-edition electric Bronco enters the luxury EV market with premium features, advanced technology, and a price tag that reflects its exclusive status. Source: hotcars.com
IBEW members successfully organized to defeat a "right-to-work" bill in New Hampshire, protecting workers' rights and collective bargaining. Source: ibew.org
California leads several states in legal efforts to hold major oil companies financially responsible for climate-related disasters and infrastructure damage. The article examines the potential effectiveness of this strategy. Source: calmatters.org
Following successful legislation on clean energy jobs and solar initiatives, Illinois is now focusing on modernizing its electrical grid infrastructure to support renewable energy growth and improve reliability. Source: canarymedia.com
With the Trump administration cutting federal climate initiatives, this analysis explores whether state and local governments can effectively advance climate policies and maintain progress toward emissions reduction goals. Source: reuters.com
This article critically examines recent projections about job creation in the AI data center industry, separating realistic employment forecasts from potentially inflated claims as the sector continues rapid expansion. Source: eweek.com