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Negotiations Watch: Hints of What’s to Come?
September 28, 2008 by Editor.
In Canada, negotiations on a new commercials contract aren’t going well. After a year and a half of negotiations, ACTRA has rejected industry’s latest proposal, which the union says would mean sharply reduced compensation to actors, and they’re holding a strike authorization vote.
A big stumbling block, no surprise, is new media.
If you’re at all involved in commercials, we’d urge you to attend one of the jointly hosted meetings coming up in October.
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