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CoolCab posted:https://twitter.com/msainat1/status/1448369738288095234?t=BQRvWpuNkvpqs7BjKz1ZOQ&s=19  Sounds like a good way to get a rock through your windshield.
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MrYenko posted:
Who do you think the cops will come after? The workers, or the cop who was throwing eggs?
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imagining Netflix forcing the music clearance department to become grips while IATSE is on strike and smiling to myself
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RC Cola posted:Who do you think the cops will come after? The workers, or the cop who was throwing eggs? If they’re a FoP department, they’ll probably come after the family of the workers.
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A problem with the IATSE strike is that not all it’s members/locals are working under contracts up for negotiations now which means they cannot legally strike until those contracts are up. in the event of a strike, members may be in the position where they have to choose to either work or not cross picket lines, but it’s a personal choice and not legally striking. Then as I understand it you can be fired and also become ineligible for unemployment
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that’s true and it’s reason #7338494 why taft Hartley can eat my entire rear end.
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Snowy posted:A problem with the IATSE strike is that not all it’s members/locals are working under contracts up for negotiations now which means they cannot legally strike until those contracts are up. in the event of a strike, members may be in the position where they have to choose to either work or not cross picket lines, but it’s a personal choice and not legally striking. Then as I understand it you can be fired and also become ineligible for unemployment Anything working under the Theatrical Low Budget agreement (less than $11 million) is going to keep going, supposedly.
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CoolCab posted:https://twitter.com/msainat1/status/1448369738288095234?t=BQRvWpuNkvpqs7BjKz1ZOQ&s=19 complete and utter absolute respect for this imperial august mfer
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I'm gonna die laughing when John Deere ends up with more union workers because they are such gently caress heads
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RC Cola posted:I'm gonna die laughing when John Deere ends up with more union workers because they are such gently caress heads
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So who’s doing the work of the salary workers while they’re crashing tractors and spending six hours picking a single part? (Both of those are pretty loving rad examples of malicious compliance, btw.)
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MrYenko posted:So who’s doing the work of the salary workers while they’re crashing tractors and spending six hours picking a single part? seems p clear those salary workers jobs aren’t really necessary lol
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MrYenko posted:So who’s doing the work of the salary workers while they’re crashing tractors and spending six hours picking a single part? If they got these guys doing 12 x 6, basically a double week on the line, it stands to reason they got guys doing 12 x 6 back covering the office too lol
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MrYenko posted:So who’s doing the work of the salary workers while they’re crashing tractors and spending six hours picking a single part? A lot of the work can be put off to a degree with the Salaried stuff. The managers who were overlooking the striking workers? Welp, you have no workers to manage, get on the floor! A lot of the HR or accounting people managing these people's paychecks? Well the union workers aren't working, so you've got less work to do so half of your department is sent to the shop floor. The engineers working in R&D? Yeah they can take a few months work off of that. The product lineup might be a bit weak in a year or two, but as long as they don't spend too long away from their jobs its recoverable. And on and on like that.
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gently caress capital https://twitter.com/JonahFurman/status/1449117491624558595
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Zisky posted:https://twitter.com/alexnpress/status/1449530271204880385?t=YAdxz7SgCU6mNSSbXkMUuQ&s=19 seems like more sell out trash from trade union leadership. hope the rank and file reject it since these half measures don't cut it anymore. there were similar problems at the nabisco strike, for example, but entertainment industry workers have way more of a public profile to seize and I hope they choose to walk off for a better contract.
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can't believe they're pitching a 3% raise next year as "Living Wage Achieved".
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In Training posted:seems like more sell out trash from trade union leadership. hope the rank and file reject it since these half measures don't cut it anymore. there were similar problems at the nabisco strike, for example, but entertainment industry workers have way more of a public profile to seize and I hope they choose to walk off for a better contract. but they get to rest for TEN HOURS every day
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The ia_stories IG disabled comments on the announcement, lmao.
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Zisky posted:At first blush the turnaround issues seem to be resolved positively but yeah there's not much else to be happy about. curious how the vote turns out. this has to be settled in the next 24 hours right? the midnight Sunday deadline still holds?
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Zisky posted:The ia_stories IG disabled comments on the announcement, lmao. lol
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Zisky posted:The ia_stories IG disabled comments on the announcement, lmao. DANG WONDER WHY!!!
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In Training posted:can't believe they're pitching a 3% raise next year as "Living Wage Achieved". At this point, a 3% raise every year for the duration of the contract isn’t even treading water. Our 2016 contract got extended to 2026, and the 1.6% annual bump (on top of GS, so 2.6% for this year overall) suddenly looks like shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit.
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In Training posted:seems like more sell out trash from trade union leadership. hope the rank and file reject it since these half measures don't cut it anymore. there were similar problems at the nabisco strike, for example, but entertainment industry workers have way more of a public profile to seize and I hope they choose to walk off for a better contract. The 10 hour turnaround still means 14 hour days (and that's excluding travel, from what I can tell). It should at the very least be 12 on, 12 off. I've no idea why IATSE leadership are congratulating themselves over this. The feedback below the line has been almost universally anger. Such a waste of an incredible opportunity to actually change something.
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Strike fund!! https://twitter.com/kksteffany/status/1449858419578396676
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kingcobweb posted:IATSE contract might get voted down: https://variety.com/2021/film/news/iatse-deal-backlash-nothing-changed-1235091286/ great stuff hell yea
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kingcobweb posted:IATSE contract might get voted down: https://variety.com/2021/film/news/iatse-deal-backlash-nothing-changed-1235091286/ It'll probably take weeks to ratify a vote, taking it well into the winter hiatus while every show is now pushing to wrap quickly with even more ridiculous hours and working lunches and all that. Smart move really, a strike will be meaningless if productions are on break anyway. Still holding out hope there's some good in the finer details of the contract but I doubt it since, I assume, the bullet points released to the press were probably the best parts. Lotta people frustrated today after all that buildup and preparation
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