The American Federation of TV and Radio Artists said members...
The American Federation of TV and Radio Artists said members approved an agreement with the four major broadcast-TV networks and some other producers on a successor deal to the AFTRA National Code of Fair Practice for Network TV Broadcasting. The…
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deal will run retroactively from Nov. 16, 2011, to Nov. 15, 2014, the union said. The agreement calls for increased wages by about 6 percent over its term for most work categories and adds an agreement to prohibit discrimination based on a union member’s “gender identity,” AFTRA said. A tentative deal was reached Dec. 9, and the union said 96 percent of members voted in favor of it.