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Getting Organized

Labor Movement Down But Not Out

September 1, 2007

The EFCA isn’t going to cure all that ails us, but such a law would give unions better tools to fight for fair wages and better working conditions. […]

Getting Organized

Clothed and Courageous

January 1, 2014

The show’s title notwithstanding, this crew had proven itself clothed and courageous. […]

Getting Organized

Solidarity 2, Stubbornness 0: ‘Shahs’ and ‘Survivor’ Succumb To Organizing Efforts

November 1, 2014

Our union is a power-puncher capable of landing knockout blows early in a fight, and we also have the stamina to take hits and keep swinging into the late rounds. […]

Getting Organized

A Discordant Note Sounds for Organized Labor

February 1, 2016

Where they have been enacted, “Right to Work” laws discourage union membership. Their object was, and remains, the evisceration of organized labor. […]

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A Bullet Dodged, but Labor Remains a Target for Attacks

June 1, 2016

What makes you a Guild member? Is it principally about a transaction, the remittance of quarterly payments for membership? Or is it about your relationship to your colleagues, […]

Columns

Holding the Line on Uncompensated Overtime

November 1, 2004

If one person is being taken advantage of, stand up as a crew. There really is strength in numbers. […]

Columns

New York’s United Front 

May 1, 2008

The real strength of this process comes from the fact that the unions cooperate with each other, and work together to negotiate the deals collectively. […]

Columns

Tax Credit Where It’s Due

May 1, 2010

New York Governor David A. Patterson’s proposal would allow filmmakers to be eligible for a 30 percent tax credit on qualified expenditures. […]

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