Freelance research @Bectu. Exploring economics & employment terms for freelancers (mostly) in the entertainment sectors. RT≠agree.
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The numbers are in.
"Just 7% sympathize more with the entertainment and media corporations represented by the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP)."
#WGAstrike#1u#SAGAFTRAstrike
https://t.co/n1ckdJFWyu
The AMPTP's failure to address the WGA's legitimate issues in negotiations has pushed entertainment workers and their unions together into unprecedented solidarity. Proud to walk the line with our @WGAEast & @WGAWest kin and so many other entertainment unions.
The Guardian reporting on creativity in crisis featuring our paper on unequal access to arts and cultural education. Please support the work of @ukEdge in their campaign to #SaveOurSubjects https://t.co/Rs2qYswm7f
I welcome this. Even for many home-owners, lower house prices aren't a problem. The main losers would be Tory-supporting rentiers: https://t.co/HCSnVqLeAe
@92Tevs @BECTUTouring And that should be a figure that it is reasonable for the union to ask people to stick together on and not to undercut each other.
@92Tevs @BECTUTouring Thanks Thomas. Always answer on what you think is realistic. If you think our advice on what you should realistically ask for as an opening gambit is too high or too low, let us know. We're most interested in what you beleive a professional minimum should be though.
So for instance, take 1980. Back then, official BoE interest rates were on average 14.2%.
But because people were much less heavily indebted, because their incomes were much higher vs their repayments, that was, in affordability terms, EQUIVALENT to 3% in today’s interest rates.
Y'days post: How to judge fiscal policy in the time of Truss https://t.co/NUAS1WRXnm The reason the government doesn't want an OBR forecast with its forthcoming tax cuts is that the OBR would show tax cuts having little impact on growth and being unsustainable in the medium term.
This 👇 shout out to all the @Bectu members in OB teams who have down a brilliant job covering the funeral today and to all those who are working to bring us the excellent coverage via the BBC and other Broadcasters
In all seriousness, this is the Everest of outside broadcast and they are pulling it off flawlessly. And invisibly: not a cable, mic, or camera to be seen.