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John Auerbach
How does a union whose current deal
doesn’t even properly address 1970’s technology such as basic cable
television handle 21st century innovations? By organizing and
empowering its membership….
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Walter Bernstein
…now our energy (and brains) can be
totally devoted to fighting the studios and networks instead of each
other. And all our energy and brains will be needed for the
upcoming negotiations.
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David Steven Cohen
We
must bring our members as well as our colleagues in other creative
unions and guilds into an increasingly singular and solid orbit."
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Gina Gionfriddo
It's
imperative that we claim our fair share of emerging technologies, while
taking great care that the deals we make take into account that today's
"new media" is tomorrow's VHS.
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Andy Meppen
The stalemate in ABC and CBS
contract negotiations is one example of the corporate effort to break
our union. And a preview of the upcoming 2008 MBA negotiations.
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Marianne Pryor
I’d
like to build on what I’ve learned and the connections I’ve made to
make sure there’s better communication between the union and my
colleagues at ABC news and at other news shops.
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Bob Schneider
…one of our main tasks
moving forward is to solidify the health and pension funds so that our
MBA negotiations will not be held hostage in the years to come.
In addition I have suggested that we begin to meet informally with the
labor trustees from the other
unions.
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Michael Winship
Despite the shell games, the creative
accounting and financial sleight of hand the other side will attempt,
our motto must be: We won’t be fooled again
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