Congratulations to the following individuals, who are are recipients of awards from the I.B.E.W. Local Union 24 Scholarship Fund for 2017. They were randomly selected by the members at the September regular membership meeting. Local 24 wishes all our scholarship recipients the very best as they pursue
One of Local 24 I.B.E.W.’s most popular traditions, our annual Family Picnic, was held on Sunday, August 13, 2017 at Conrad’s Ruth Villa in Bowleys Quarters, MD. The event included activities for all, including music, a bingo pavilion, inflatable attractions and games for kids
Local 24 proudly welcomed 50 members to their new status of Journeyman Wireman, at the apprenticeship graduation ceremony held on July 14, 2017. After five demanding years of on-the-job training and classroom instruction, the following members have “topped out”. We extend our very best wishes to all for
The IBEW’s International President, Lonnie Stephenson, recently sent the following letter to all IBEW Local Union Business Managers in the United States And Canada: Dear Sisters and Brothers: At the 39th IBEW International Convention, the delegates of the IBEW passed the Resolution – “Renewed
Local 24 is sorry to announce that the annual Labor Night at Camden Yard, expected to take place on Friday, June 30, 2017, has been postponed by the management of the Baltimore Orioles. When and if a new date is determined, we will announce the
Hearings began in the Senate last week on President Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court, Judge Neil Gorsuch. Gorsuch would be terrible for working people. He’s routinely voted against the interests of working people when it comes to safety on the job and discrimination in
We would like to take this time to congratulate the men and women of Baltimore Gas & Electric in their great victory, forming IBEW Local #410. It was a long road to travel. The workers of BGE started working to organize their union over 20
Path to Power is a project of the AFL-CIO Political Department to identify, recruit, and elect candidates to run for local government offices. The purpose is to shift the power in local government to favor stronger pro-worker policies and develop a bench of candidates to
Negro History Week was celebrated for the first time in 1926 during the second week in February. This month was chosen because Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln celebrate their birthdays during this month. In 1976, Negro History Week became Black History Month and the rich history
Donald Trump’s nominee for Labor Secretary—fast-food CEO Andrew Puzder—is anything but the ally working people need. The millionaire opposes meaningful increases to the minimum wage and overtime pay. He’s lined his own pockets while cheating his employees at Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr, violating the same
