About IBEW Local 2295

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The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was founded in 1891 to advance the safety, skills, wages, benefits, and dignity of electrical workers. In Los Angeles, Local 11 was chartered in 1942. As industry expanded after World War II, industrial and aerospace electricians needed representation tailored to their rapidly evolving workplaces. In 1953, IBEW Local 2295 was established to meet that need.

1953

Following World War II, the United States entered a period of rapid industrial and technological growth. Aerospace and modern manufacturing expanded throughout Southern California, creating new demands for highly skilled electrical workers. These workers needed specialized representation that understood the challenges of industrial workplaces. IBEW Local 2295 was established in 1953 to provide that representation and protect the workers powering these industries.

2025

By 2025, the industries represented by Local 2295 had been reshaped by globalization, consolidation, automation, and changing corporate priorities. These changes created new challenges for workers and demanded stronger, more responsive representation. Under new leadership, Local 2295 began a renewed effort to enforce our contracts, improve communication, strengthen member participation, and unite workers across every represented workplace. Our mission is to protect the dignity, security, and opportunities our members have earned—both on and off the job. The future of Local 2295 will be built through accountability, participation, and solidarity.

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