IATSE-PAC Raises Over $11,500
Albuquerque , NM– The IATSE Political Action Committee raised over $11,500 last night at an event held at the Sheraton Uptown Hotel here. The hotel is the location of the […]
IATSE, Theatre Community, Mourn a Great Friend
New York – The IATSE is mourning the December 19 loss of our dear friend Irving Cheskin, who worked for almost fifty years with unwavering energy on behalf of the […]
The Official Bulletin: 2008 Q4 / No. 622
Local 262 Wins Decision – FOH Employees at Cinema Brossard Get Union Representation
More than 100 front-of-house employees will now be represented by IATSE Local 262 in collective bargaining with Cinema Brossard Quartier Dix/30 in Montréal. The Cineplex-owned theatre was opened in 2006 […]
IATSE AND AMPTP AGREE ON NEW THREE-YEAR CONTRACT
The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts (IATSE) and Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) tentatively agreed today to the terms […]
Bill C-10 Withdrawn by Conservative Party of Canada
Earlier this year, the IATSE voiced its opposition to an omnibus bill which was proposed by the Conservative government and was receiving its third reading in Senate. Bill C-10 called […]
The Official Bulletin: 2008 Q3 / No. 621
IATSE, DGC Create Canadian Entertainment Industry Retirement Plan
TORONTO – The IATSE and the Directors Guild of Canada have joined forces to create the Canadian Entertainment Industry Retirement Plan. This newly created Retirement Plan, which became effective Sept. 1, will […]
IATSE Local 461 Organizes New Group at Shaw Festival
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, ONTARIO, Sept. 25 – IATSE Local 461, with the assistance of the International, has been successful in its efforts to certify housekeeping and maintenance employees of the Shaw Festival. […]
Colorado Ballot Initiatives Threaten Labor
DENVER, Sept. 26 – Despite a well-organized yearlong campaign to keep three antilabor initiatives from reaching the Colorado ballot, voters there will now decide the fate of many Colorado working […]
