The leadership has officially agreed to move forward with researching a percentage based dues system. This is a win for every one of the 543 people who put their name on this proposal. Keep your eyes on your email for updates as the research process begins.
If you support the proposition that a percentage based dues system (like the ones used by the DGA, SAG, and USA 829) is worth researching in order to make an informed choice about whether a system could be created for our group, please add you name to this proposition. ALSO INCLUDE YOUR ZIP CODE (for verification purposes) and any other comments you would like to make.
We are approaching 500 signatures and need a final push to hit this target. Post the link to your Facebook feed right now so we can show leadership we have the numbers to demand a review of our dues system.
May 5, 2015
We hit 100 signatures today. Post the link on your professional Facebook groups right now so we can keep this pressure building. Email your union representative and demand they address this dues model.
Reached 100 supporters
May 4, 2015
May 2, 2015
We are approaching one hundred signatures and need to maintain this momentum to prove our case. Please text three fellow guild members right now and ask them to sign. Post the link on your Facebook page today so we can reach this goal before the next board meeting.
535 Comments
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David Brisbin
11 years ago
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As a member of 3 iatse locals -- The 829 (NY) system seems fair and logical, the 891 (Vancouver) system seems fair and logical, the 800 system seems much in need of scrutiny. Thanks for this investigation -- and any serious re-thinking on how 800 can accommodate the international realities of design work in a relentlessly international industry.
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Brandy Alexander
11 years ago
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I am in agreement that a study is needed to create a more appropriate Dues Structure for our membership at this time. Since Hollywood has changed the way it does business, our Union also must adapt to stay vital in this global industry. I believe that the 450 Bank of Hours and the 400 needed for MPI Health Insurance should also be evaluated in this study at this time. (90048)
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Judy Cosgrove
11 years ago
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I support a discussion of dues rates tied to earnings with a cap. Percentage dues seems more fair for all members, who are working under a very wide range of contracts and wage scales.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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a percentage of income dues structure seems aboyt 150% more fair to me..all puns intended - the most important factor being the floor (or lowest rate) and the ceiling (the highest rate) -
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Adolfo Martinez Perez
11 years ago
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Percentage, no cap (the cap lowers the percentage of the highest earners: the opposite of fair; it defeats the point of making it percentage based)
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Linda King
11 years ago
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I agree. I have to go inactive in order to meet my dues requirements while living out of state.
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The leadership has officially agreed to move forward with researching a percentage based dues system. This is a win for every one of the 543 people who put their name on this proposal. Keep your eyes on your email for updates as the research process begins.
If you support the proposition that a percentage based dues system (like the ones used by the DGA, SAG, and USA 829) is worth researching in order to make an informed choice about whether a system could be created for our group, please add you name to this proposition. ALSO INCLUDE YOUR ZIP CODE (for verification purposes) and any other comments you would like to make.
We are approaching 500 signatures and need a final push to hit this target. Post the link to your Facebook feed right now so we can show leadership we have the numbers to demand a review of our dues system.
May 5, 2015
We hit 100 signatures today. Post the link on your professional Facebook groups right now so we can keep this pressure building. Email your union representative and demand they address this dues model.
Reached 100 supporters
May 4, 2015
May 2, 2015
We are approaching one hundred signatures and need to maintain this momentum to prove our case. Please text three fellow guild members right now and ask them to sign. Post the link on your Facebook page today so we can reach this goal before the next board meeting.
535 Comments
D
David Brisbin
11 years ago
Featured
As a member of 3 iatse locals -- The 829 (NY) system seems fair and logical, the 891 (Vancouver) system seems fair and logical, the 800 system seems much in need of scrutiny. Thanks for this investigation -- and any serious re-thinking on how 800 can accommodate the international realities of design work in a relentlessly international industry.
B
Brandy Alexander
11 years ago
Featured
I am in agreement that a study is needed to create a more appropriate Dues Structure for our membership at this time. Since Hollywood has changed the way it does business, our Union also must adapt to stay vital in this global industry. I believe that the 450 Bank of Hours and the 400 needed for MPI Health Insurance should also be evaluated in this study at this time. (90048)
J
Judy Cosgrove
11 years ago
Featured
I support a discussion of dues rates tied to earnings with a cap. Percentage dues seems more fair for all members, who are working under a very wide range of contracts and wage scales.
A
Anonymous
11 years ago
Featured
a percentage of income dues structure seems aboyt 150% more fair to me..all puns intended - the most important factor being the floor (or lowest rate) and the ceiling (the highest rate) -
A
Adolfo Martinez Perez
11 years ago
Featured
Percentage, no cap (the cap lowers the percentage of the highest earners: the opposite of fair; it defeats the point of making it percentage based)
L
Linda King
11 years ago
Featured
I agree. I have to go inactive in order to meet my dues requirements while living out of state.
As a member of 3 iatse locals -- The 829 (NY) system seems fair and logical, the 891 (Vancouver) system seems fair and logical, the 800 system seems much in need of scrutiny. Thanks for this investigation -- and any serious re-thinking on how 800 can accommodate the international realities of design work in a relentlessly international industry.