Charles H. Moyer

Charles H. Moyer was a prominent American labor union leader, best known for his role as the president of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), a major organization representing electrical workers. He dedicated his career to improving working conditions, wages, and rights for union members. Moyer was influential in advocating for worker protections, maintaining strong union principles, and fostering solidarity among workers in the electrical industry. His leadership helped shape labor policies and strengthened unions' roles in advocating for workers' interests during the mid-20th century.