IBEW 2358 IBEW Local 2358 Electrical Union
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Know Your Rights!
The IBEW Local 2358 reminds all represented members of their Federal Rights for union representation during any inquiry by management that may result in any disciplinary action. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO A UNION REPRESENTATIVE, PLEASE EXERCISE YOUR RIGHTS! In 1975 the United States Supreme Court in the case of …
Read More »IBEW 2358 2016 Christmas Party
This year IBEW 2358 will be having their annual Christmas Party at Dave & Buster’s on 7025 Salisbury Rd on December 10th from 3p-6p. This will be great fun for the whole family. We will be having a buffet style meal. We will be giving a prize for the ugliest …
Read More »The Founding Father Of The IBEW Henry Miller
More than a century ago, one lineman who envisioned electrical workers united in common goal of brotherhood devoted his life to make it happen. Henry Miller’s America was still a country of pioneers, only recently connected by advances like the continental railroad, the telephone and the advent of electricity. But …
Read More »IBEW Code Of Excellence
The IBEW Code Of Excellence The Code of Excellence is a program designed to bring out the best in our IBEW members and to demonstrate that IBEW members: Perform the highest quality and quantity of work Utilize their skills and abilities to the maximum Exercise safe and productive work practices …
Read More »IBEW Making A Difference With Electrical Workers Without Borders
On September 20th, 2016 the delegates to the IBEW International Convention in St. Louis, Missouri unanimously passed Resolution No.8 supporting the Electrical Workers Without Borders North America (EWWBNA). What started as a group volunteer electrical workers out of IBEW Local 6 trying to make a difference in less fortunate countries, …
Read More »President Stephenson Closes 39th International Convention ‘I am a member of the greatest union in the world. I am IBEW.’
“This week, we came together as one union and one IBEW. We came together unified with one goal: to keep Henry Miller’s dream alive,” Stephenson said. “And that dream has remained the same since 1891: to organize all workers in the entire electrical industry in the United States and Canada.” …
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