by Pat Bulmer | Jul 11, 2022 | Industry News, Organizing News
7/8/2022 By Jeremy Appel, Rankandfile.ca After two years without a contract, unionized staff at Canada’s National Observer have reached their first agreement with management, continuing a trend of journalists at new media outlets organizing their workplaces. The...
by Pat Bulmer | May 8, 2021 | Industry News, Journalism, Organizing News
A mini-diary of the organizing experience, including a timeline, resources you can rely on, and decision points you might face By Michelle Baruchman Posted on: May 5, 2021 The digital journalists at The Seattle Times ended a decades-long, arbitrary divide within the...
by Unifor | Apr 10, 2017 | News, Organizing News |
Unifor Local 2000 conducted an anonymous online survey for people working in VFX, animation and game development. We asked questions on age, job description, top workplace problems and possible solutions, including unionization. Thank you to all who participated!...
by Unifor | Mar 8, 2017 | News, Organizing News |
Did you sign a contract with an “all hours worked” clause? There’s a trick to get around it for non-union employees. Some studios present artists and animators with contracts that say you will be paid a set rate for “all hours worked” or “all work performed.” This is...
by Unifor | Mar 7, 2017 | News, Organizing News |
Cinesite Studios Group has bought Vancouver’s Nitrogen Studios, but the acquisition won’t affect Unifor’s complaint over unpaid overtime allegations from animators who worked on Sausage Party. “We filed a third-party complaint with B.C.’s Employment Standards Branch...
by Unifor | Mar 2, 2017 | News, Organizing News |
Unifor Local 2000 filed dozens of freedom of information requests on Vancouver studios to see what complaints people have made over working conditions. All of the complaints were filed with the B.C.’s Employment Standards Branch, a provincial agency tasked with...
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