Search Results for: Union (BECTU)

[…] stopping him from taking the most outrageously autocratic actions vis-a-vis unions which would immediately have caused a strike. He could […]

[…] Kay Mander: So during all this time, there was the union. You've mentioned ACT not understanding about editors. Joy Batchelor: […]

[…] do with labour relations and the negotiations with the trade unions in this job? William Fielder: Er - when I, […]

[…] the front o*iceu and estanilsh ACT as a ie+frnicians' trade union, not ir,* piof;ssilnal "t*ociation that some w*re aduocating. - […]

[…] news, and then lose their money because there was no union to protect them. That was wrong, that was very […]

[…] was one of the founding members of the film technicians’ union the ACT (later ACTT, then BECTU, and now the […]

[…] changing culture of the industry including encounters with the trade union closed shop in the ‘60s and ‘70s; changing technologies, […]

[…] small group of members of the film and television technicians’ union in 1986. Having worked in film and broad casting […]

[…] – you do not have to be an industry professional, a union member or have any specific background). You will then be […]

[…]p;               Role of the Designers Guild and BECTU. In USA the guild is the union. In Britain it’s a ‘guild of excellence’ with affiliate membership for young people. BECTU also has many TV Designers. TV drama work now rivals […]