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With close to 5000 members, IBEW Local 1547 is one of the strongest unions in the state of Alaska. Please click the links below to review IBEW Local 1547’s Dispatch Rules and Procedures: Dispatch Rules

Unit 101 is IBEW 1547’s headquarters located in Anchorage. This office houses our Dues Office, in addition to our executive offices of the Business Manager/Financial Secretary, and the Communications and Legal Departments.

AETF provides health & welfare, pension, retirement savings/401(k) and legal benefits to members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) 1547 who are employed or retired from over 150 participating employers in the electrical, telecommunications and related industries, including employers affiliated with the National ...

IBEW Local 1547 was chartered in Alaska on October 1, 1946, assuming the jurisdiction of IBEW work in Alaska from Local 46 in Seattle, and continues to advocate for safety and protection of the rights of electrical and communications workers, as well as local government employees, health care industry employees, and many more non-construction ...

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IBEW Local 1547 was chartered in Alaska on October 1, 1946. We advocate for safety and protection of the rights of electrical and communications workers, as well as local government employees, health

Welcome to the official Instagram account for IBEW Local 1547 in Alaska! 3333 Denali St, Ste 200, Anchorage, Alaska 99503

IBEW 1547 serves as a prominent labor union in Alaska, advocating for the rights and interests of electrical workers. Established to ensure fair wages, safe working conditions, and job security, the union plays a crucial role in the local industry.

AETF provides health & welfare, pension, retirement savings/401(k) and legal benefits to members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) 1547 who are employed or retired from over 150 participating employers in the electrical, telecommunications and related industries, including employers affiliated with the National ...