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IBEW

American  
  1. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.


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Anti-union justices have had a 4-3 majority prior to the election, but with right-wing Justice Patience Roggensack retiring, "a Protasiewicz win levels the playing field and gives working families and their allies a fighting chance," said IBEW.

From Salon

“I wouldn’t be standing here without the IBEW,” Biden said, adding that labor could also be pivotal in the Georgia race.

From Washington Post

The council also bypassed the personnel committee in 2017 when passing IBEW’s salary package, which drew an an outcry of criticism that the City Council wasn’t being transparent about its dealings with the labor union.

From Los Angeles Times

"Unions have been on the decline here for decades," said Michael Mayer, a 28-year-old Houston-based electrician who belongs to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, or IBEW.

From Salon

When the vote to unionize passed in 2021, an estimated 400 to 450 Colectivo employees joined the IBEW.

From Slate