More than 100 indie feature filmmakers have unanimously ratified the Producers’ Union constitution, and more than 300 have signed letters of intent to join. Rebecca Green is the new union’s first president. Producer Chris Moore is the new […]
The IATSE succeeded in organizing Top Chef: Family Style after a five hour strike. The new IA contract provides health and pension benefits, improved working conditions, and better pay. Union members may return to servicing this production. […]
BAFTA has unveiled plans to “dramatically expand the work it does to find and support new talent in the U.K. and globally.” In 2022, the British academy plans to “relaunch its year-round learning and talent development program […]
Editha Adams serves as statewide president of a union, United Domestic Workers, AFSCME Local 3930, representing more than 140,000 care workers, the majority of whom are women of color. Adams strengthens community bonds […]
Employees of the Whitney Museum of American Art are the latest group of museum workers in New York City to take steps toward forming a union. They are also the most recent example of museum employees who have chosen to organize […]
The serious tensions that remain with the company’s unions were put on vivid display outside Lincoln Center on Thursday, as hundreds of union members rallied in opposition to the Met’s lockout of its stagehands and management’s demands for […]
The Metropolitan Opera reached a tentative agreement Tuesday on a four-year contract with the American Guild of Musical Artists, one of three major labor deals needed for the New York company to resume performances in September. […]
“Punishing the unemployed is what Republicans do, whenever they can, whatever the economic circumstances,” writes Paul Krugman in The New York Times. “The G.O.P., posturing aside, is still a corporatist party.” […]
The Biden administration plans to name Thea Lee, a former AFL-CIO trade official, to head the Labor Department’s international affairs division, according to people familiar with the appointment. Lee, who most recently served as president […]
DeJoy’s plan was pushed out in a hurry as a pre-emptive strike before the Senate could vote to fill the open seats on the Postal Board of Governors with Biden’s nominees—who are apparently all pro-public postal service, pro-democracy, pro-union […]
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