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February 14, 2026
“What does it profit a man to be able to eat at an integrated lunch counter if he doesn’t earn enough money to buy a hamburger and a cup of coffee?” – Martin Luther King Jr., March 1968 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., seen here at the Lincoln Memorial during his “I Have a Dream” […]
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February 2, 2026
In this month’s Electrical Worker, looks at the nuclear energy renaissance and the demand for good union jobs that is sure to follow. After decades of decline, nuclear power is on the verge of a revival in North America. IBEW members are recommissioning three shuttered nuclear power plants, part of a new wave that also includes […]
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January 28, 2026
Ninth District International Vice President Dave Reaves joined Executive Director Kimberly Moore for the inaugural episode of the Clean Technology Training Trust’s “Apprenticeships WORK!” podcast. Offering a tool from educators, policymakers and nonunion contractors understand the IBEW apprenticeship, Reaves used his own story as a launch pad to explain how joint apprenticeships advance and align […]
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October 22, 2025
California has enacted a new law to prevent large grid battery fires, and IBEW California local unions and our CSAEW played a crucial role in its passage! In response to the Moss Landing fire, the state has strengthened battery safety regulations. IBEW and the industry are supportive of SB 283 and these enhanced standards, which aim to reassure the […]
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January 28, 2026
In this story: While the federal government has axed billions in renewable energy projects, states like Illinois are bolstering the grid to save residents money. Driven by increasing electricity prices across the country, Ill. Gov. JB Pritzker signed the Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act on Jan. 8. Why it matters: The Illinois Power Agency concluded the bill will save Illinois residents $13.4 billion over […]
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November 26, 2025
2025’s IBEW Government Affairs Conference opened Nov. 17 to nearly 450 members, a record number of IBEW attendees. In this story: The two-day event held steps away from the Capitol follows blowout election victories for pro-labor candidates across the country just two weeks earlier. Despite the recent government shutdown and lingering air traffic hiccups, members […]
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November 7, 2025
For IBEW members, energy jobs have driven record membership growth across the country. But the sustained campaign by the Trump administration against renewable projects has turned potential into disappointment, particularly in the offshore wind industry. Between the lines: A project to build more than 100 wind turbines off the coast of Maryland’s Eastern Shore recently lost a $47 million […]
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October 24, 2025
It’s no secret that some nonunion construction jobs are rife with low pay, unsafe practices and dodgy adherence to laws. The big picture: Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker recently affirmed a high-road commitment to safer construction workplaces, responsible contractors and high-quality jobs for workers. With the strong backing of building trades labor unions like Local 98, Parker directed agencies to use project labor agreements […]
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Joining IBEW Local 212 can be a transformative step for anyone working in the electrical construction industry, offering a myriad of advantages that bolster both professional growth and personal well-being. Joining IBEW Local 212 means being part of a community that supports your career growth, secures your financial needs, and champions your rights as a worker in the electrical industry.
Step into the world of IBEW Local 212 and see how we’re powering Cincinnati. Visit ‘Our Story’ to read about our community initiatives, local events, and the dedicated members that make it all happen.
💡 Skilled Hands. Critical Minds. Unshakable Purpose. In a world obsessed with speed, screens, and Artificial Intelligence that can re-write a textbook or diagnose a
🎆 United We Stand: Celebrating the 4th of July with IBEW Local 212 As fireworks light up the sky and families gather for food, fun,
Clean Energy Jobs 🔊 A Message from IBEW Leadership On May 14, 2025, IBEW International President Kenneth W. Cooper released a powerful statement condemning the
IBEW Local 212 and the Convention Center Transformation ✊ A Union Built on Excellence For over 120 years, IBEW Local 212 has represented the highly
Public Media Funding on the Chopping Block The current administration has proposed rescinding $1.1 billion in federal funding allocated to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting
The following information is for the Inside Wireman and Inside Apprentice classifications, for help determining your IBEW Local 212 classification contact the Union Hall at
We are a proud group of women within the local who have come together to help our community and build a strong sisterhood within the brotherhood.
We encourage all our female IBEW members of Local 212 to attend meetings, volunteer for events, participate in activities and take advantage of our mentorship program.
You have a sister through us, whether you need to vent, have questions, or just want to make new friends.
Attend a Women’s Committee meeting
Date: First Tuesday of every month
Location: Retiree’s Hall (back of the Union Hall)
212 Crowne Point Place
Cincinnati, OH 45241
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Contact a Women’s Committee member
Facebook: IBEW Local 212 Women’s Committee
Email: [email protected]
Collaboration is like our membership, it is a cornerstone of IBEW Local 212, together we unite NECA contractors, Developers, Municipalities, Plan professionals, and more to deliver outstanding electrical solutions. See how these partnerships contribute to our commitment to excellence and community development.
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