Hollywood’s Teamsters Local 399 has reached a tentative agreement with the Alliance of Independent Commercial Producers on terms for two three-year contracts, thus averting a threatened strike. One…
on terms for two three-year contracts, thus averting a threatened strike.
Overall, there are about 500 of the local’s members who work regularly in commercials, although more than 1,000 of the its members have worked at least one-day under the contracts over the last year. In the wake of the new deal she said that “We are happy that we were able to reach a tentative agreement that addresses our members core issues prior to the end of the month.”According to the local, key bargaining issues included enhanced overtime compensation and addressing work that happens off the clock during the prep and wrap of commercials.
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