IBEW Local 2325 Mobilization

Membership Appreciation Day, Click the link to reserve your spot. Día de Apreciación a los Miembros, haz clic en el enlace para reservar tu lugar.

https://ibew2325.com/lake-compounce-day/

Membership Appreciation Nights

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Local 2325 leadership alongside Local 2222 and Local 104 supporting the striking MNA nurses at BWH

Have a happy, healthy, and safe holiday with your family and friends! 🇺🇸

The new website is new, improved, and LIVE!! Go check it out! Our webmaster is our own Brother John McGonagle! Thank you for all of your hard work John! We love it!
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Honoring Juneteenth today

!PARADE IS CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER!

Brothers and Sisters,

All are welcome to march in the parade or cheer on from the sidelines as the IBEW 2325 Veteran’s Committee participates in the Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 25th.

The parade will step off from the IHOP in Milford, located at 17 Medway Road, at 10:00 AM and will conclude at Draper War Memorial Park.

Members participating in the parade are asked to wear their red sweatshirt or Solidarity T-shirt as we come together in solidarity to honor our fallen heroes and support this important community tradition of remembrance.

Any questions, please contact Brother Mike Giroux at 774-573-9367.

As Memorial Day approaches, we pause to honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice secured the freedoms we enjoy today and reminds us of the true cost of liberty.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt once said,
“Those who have long enjoyed such privileges as we enjoy forget in time that men have died to win them.”

Those words still carry great meaning today. As union members, we understand the value of sacrifice, service, and standing together for something greater than ourselves. Memorial Day is a time to remember those who answered the call with courage and never made it home.

In solidarity,

Jamie

PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Everytown Advocacy and Digital Campaign Workers Vote to Unionize with the IBEW



Boston, MA – (NLRB Region 1) Wednesday, May 13, 2026 - Workers in the Advocacy Campaigns and Digital Campaigns departments at Everytown for Gun Safety have voted to form a union with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), Local 2325 in an election conducted today by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).



The newly organized bargaining unit includes employees who power Everytown’s nationwide advocacy and digital campaigns—developing strategy, mobilizing communities, executing field operations, and running high-impact digital programs that support the organization’s mission. These workers, many of whom operate remotely across the country and engage in fast-paced, campaign-driven work, will now have the opportunity to collectively bargain over their wages, benefits, and working conditions.



Today’s vote marks a significant step for workers in the growing nonprofit advocacy and digital organizing space, where employees are increasingly seeking a stronger voice in workplace decisions, greater transparency, and legally enforceable protections.



With the results now certified, the IBEW looks forward to engaging in good-faith negotiations with Everytown leadership toward a first collective bargaining agreement.



“This victory reflects the workers’ clear desire for a voice on the job and a seat at the table,” said IBEW Regional Organizing Coordinator, Steve Smith. “We are committed to working collaboratively with Everytown leadership to reach an agreement that supports employees, strengthens the workplace, and ensures long-term success for the organization’s mission.” In addition, Smith added that “These workers have demonstrated their commitment not only to each other, but to the mission they serve every day. The IBEW is proud to stand with them, and we look forward to productive negotiations with Everytown that deliver real improvements, mutual respect, and a stronger foundation for the future.”



Workers organizing with the IBEW cited a shared interest in securing greater stability, transparency, and input into key decisions affecting their work—including issues such as workload, compensation structures, policies, and workplace protections. Organizing efforts emphasized building a democratic process where employees can collectively shape their future through bargaining.



The unionization also reflects broader trends across the nonprofit sector, where staff at major advocacy organizations have unionized to strengthen workplace standards while continuing to advance mission-driven work.



The IBEW emphasized that the process ahead will focus on good-faith dialogue and mutual respect.

“We firmly believe that a strong union and a strong organization go hand in hand,” added Jamie Gniadek, Business manager of IBEW Local 2325. “By working together, we can create a contract that provides fairness, stability, and a meaningful voice for employees—while supporting Everytown’s important work.”



Workers from the Everytown Voluntary Organizing Committee also released a statement noting that “Today’s vote is about having a real voice in the decisions that affect our work and our lives. We care deeply about this mission, and forming a union gives us a way to build a stronger, more transparent, and more sustainable workplace together.”



The IBEW anticipates that negotiations with Everytown are expected to begin in the coming weeks.

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