AFTRA MEMBERS VOTE TO APPROVE LATEST CONTRACT

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	The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists said Wednesday that it plans to begin (more)
	AFTRA, SAG HURL ACCUSATIONS AT EACH OTHER Mar 31 2008
	Solidarity between the two principal actors' unions appeared irreparably fractured Saturday as the American Federation (more)

AFTRA MEMBERS VOTE TO APPROVE LATEST CONTRACT
Friday, May 2 2008

The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists has concluded half a deal with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, with the union's membership approving a new three-year contract covering most reality, game, and news shows as well as afternoon syndicated fare and soap operas. The two sides are scheduled to begin talks on Monday on sitcoms and dramas shot in TV studios.

WILL ACTORS STRIKE THE SET?
Tuesday, April 15 2008
Negotiations between the Screen Actors Guild and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers were set to begin today (Tuesday), with members of the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists sitting in as observers. On Monday, AFTRA rejected SAG's invitation to rejoin the talks as direct participants, insisting that the "underlying problems" that had caused the split between the two actors' unions had not been resolved. Nevertheless, in a letter to SAG President (more)

SAG ASKS AFTRA TO REJOIN TALKS
Monday, April 14 2008
In an unexpected announcement Sunday night, The Screen Actors Guild, said that it had invited the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists to rejoin bargaining talks with the networks and studios, which are due to begin on Tuesday. The move came two weeks after AFTRA split off from SAG, accusing it of attempting to muscle in on its jurisdiction over actors working on daytime soap operas. An AFTRA spokesperson said that the union would (more)

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