Articles from IBEW News

'We Had A Job' To Do: Humble Vet, 100, Recalls D-Day 81 Years Later

On the 81st anniversary of D-Day, a 100-year-old World War II veteran reflects on his experiences during the historic invasion. The humble veteran shares his memories of the pivotal moment in history, emphasizing the duty and teamwork that defined his generation's service to the country.

Member Injured in Data Center Fire Quote, On Road to Recovery

An IBEW member injured in a data center fire incident is making progress in their recovery. The story highlights the inherent risks faced by electrical workers in critical infrastructure facilities and underscores the importance of comprehensive safety protocols and worker support systems during medical emergencies.

How Unions Are Shaping America's Clean Energy Revolution

Labor unions are positioning themselves at the forefront of America's clean energy transition, advocating for policies that create good-paying union jobs while advancing climate goals. Construction unions are actively pushing for legislation supporting geothermal energy, battery storage, building retrofits, and nuclear power projects that prioritize union labor and worker protections.

What's Behind Google's $10M Pledge to Train Electricians

Google announces a $10 million initiative to train 100,000 electrical workers and 30,000 new apprentices over five years to address critical labor shortages. The program combines traditional electrician skills with AI-based tools as tech giants face unprecedented power demands from data centers supporting artificial intelligence expansion.

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