International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers
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Mentor Programme
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First Contract Negotiations Training
Provides negotiating committees in newly organized workplaces with the tools and skills necessary for success at the negotiating table.
IBEW Strong
Educates locals in the implementation of a plan to strengthen and grow the IBEW through the organization of all workers.
Collective Bargaining Training
Equips negotiating team members with the fundamentals of collective bargaining and advanced negotiating tactics.
Construction Organizing Membership Education Training
Prepares union leaders, organizers, and appointed staff to teach the COMET and LEAP training classes.
Local Union Leadership Training
Designed for all IBEW officers, focusing on leading and managing to grow the local union.
Member To Future Member
Engages current members in organizing efforts, covering IBEW history, effective communication, and foundational organizing skills.
New Business Manager Training
Provides local union leadership with the in-depth information, resources, and skills necessary to conduct the day-to-day affairs of their local unions.
IBEW Steward Training
Provides stewards with essential knowledge, skills and tools to fulfill their duties, including roles, legal rights, and contract understanding.
Common Sense Economics
Examines the current state of the economy from a worker’s perspective, connecting economic issues to union goals.
IBEW Code of Excellence
Promotes the IBEW to employers, customers, and fellow members, focusing on the responsibilities of IBEW members.
IBEW Advanced Steward Training
Builds on basic Steward Training, focusing on the grievance process and the leadership role in building the local union.
ARC: Assessing and Running Campaigns
Skills include an overview of labor laws, ULP and NLRB election procedures and essentials to organize entire companies.
CORE: Communicating One-on-one Really Effectively
Gives organizers of all experience levels the skills they need to be most effective in their role.
VOLT: Veteran Organizers Leverage Training
Teaches seasoned organizers the advanced concepts in organizing like learning to recognize, develop, and deploy leverage in an escalating fashion.
Bias and Belonging
Bridges divides within the IBEW by demonstrating how everyone holds some bias, and how that bias can be identified and mitigated through best practices.
About
International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers
Founded in
1951
EIN
35-0473525
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Community Development
Address
8113 LIMA ROAD SUITE A FORT WAYNE, IN 46818-2162 United States
Website
https://ibew.org
Phone
(202)-833-7000
Email address
About
IBEW Local 723, based in Fort Wayne, IN, represents employees across Indiana. Chartered in 1912, it has evolved from its roots with Fort Wayne City Light & Power to include members in telecommunications, government, broadcasting, and manufacturing, advocating for workers' rights and providing legal and administrative services.
Mission
The IBEW represents approximately 860,000 active members and retirees in diverse fields like utilities, construction, and telecommunications. Since 1891, they've powered North America's electrified economy, embracing craftsmanship and enabling new technologies through collectively bargained contracts and industry-leading training.
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