From The National Executive Director
Cathy Repola: To Prepare for 2021 Basic Agreement Talks, MPEG Members Need to Stay United and Strong
We must have strength, courage, and perseverance to take us all the way to success.
From The National Executive Director
From The National Executive Director
Cathy Repola: MPEG at ‘All-Time High’ in Membership as It Prepares for Basic Agreement Talks in 2021
“I vow to do whatever I can, whatever is necessary, toward strengthening our position and keeping the Guild powerful, united, and working for its members.”
Departments
Time to Raise a Glass
Fifteen years ago, when our Board of Directors decided to bring the publication of our Editors Guild Magazine in-house, what seemed most daunting was finding the right person to lead us forward.
Contractual Obligations
The Importance of Enforcement
As part of the IATSE union, the Editors Guild is fortunate to have plentiful resources to offer many benefits for our membership. These include training, seminars, mixers and screenings, to name a few.
Departments
A Year of Engagement and Activism
Two thousand eighteen has been a year of great awakening for our Guild — an awakening as to who and what we really are as a labor union. We stood with our principles, refusing to abandon them in order to be socially accepted.
From The National Executive Director
The Year of Self-Empowerment by Ronald G. Kutak
Our membership needs to self-empower: to lock arms and say NO in the workplace when something is wrong.
From The National Executive Director
Working on Location? Be a Local Hero, Not a Local Hire
If you go to work to a distant location, the employment company has to provide various travel conditions to you.
From The National Executive Director
$UCCESS STORIES: ‘WHAT DOES THE UNION DO FOR US?’
Here are examples of some of the help that the union staff have provided to hundreds of members over just the last year.
Departments
Stepping into Another New Role
In June of this year, the Editors Guild’s former National Executive Director Ron Kutak resigned from the Board of Directors of the Motion Picture Industry Pension and Health Plans (MPIPHP) after serving for over 30 years.
