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The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) is the oldest and largest electrical union in the world, established in 1891. It represents workers in the electrical industry throughout the United States and Canada, with a membership exceeding 775,000. The union's headquarters is in Washington, D.C., serving as a central hub for its operations.

IBEW is dedicated to organizing electrical workers into local unions to promote collective bargaining and solidarity. Its core objectives include advocating for fair wages, job security, and safety standards, as well as providing mutual aid to members and their families. The union offers extensive training programs and apprenticeships to ensure high skill levels in the electrical trade. Additionally, IBEW maintains a museum at its headquarters to preserve the history and tools of the electrical industry, reflecting its commitment to heritage and skill development.