What does Union mean?
Union refers to an organized group that represents the rights and interests of workers, including actors, crew members, and other professionals in the entertainment industry. Unions such as SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) and IATSE (International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees) negotiate contracts, ensure fair wages, and protect working conditions for their members. Related terms include Guild, which refers to similar organizations, and Collective Bargaining, the process by which unions negotiate with employers.
Example:The actor joins SAG-AFTRA to gain access to better wages, healthcare benefits, and legal protection through union representation.
Example: The union negotiates new contracts for film crews, ensuring fair wages and safe working conditions on set.
Did You Know?
Unions play a key role in protecting actors’ rights, ensuring they receive proper compensation and safe working conditions!
You can also find “Union” and related terms in this category: Entertainment Law.
