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Article: Strike shakes up shoots, prods interim pay pacts;Advertisers hire security to protect non-union sets.(Statistical Data Included)(Brief Article)
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- Advertising Age
- Article date:
- May 8, 2000
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Major advertisers are still resisting union demands for higher pay in the commercial actors strike. But as the highly charged dispute goes into its second week, they are paying a price -- in the form of payments for security personnel to protect non-union shoots.
Striking members of the Screen Actors Guild and American Federation of Television & Radio Artists protested last week at shoots for AIG Insurance in Brooklyn and Long Island, New York; Sears, Roebuck & Co. in Los Angeles; General Motors Corp. at the Burbank, Calif., airport; BellSouth Corp. in Northridge, Calif.; and AT&T Corp. in Petaluma, Calif. As a result, ad agencies are keeping location information ...
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