All Bectu articles – Page 8
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NewsTony Hall heads off data concerns
Director general reassures audiences personal information only used to improve services
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NewsSTV staff set to strike
Unions to meet management over their ‘indecent haste’ to lay off staff
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NewsITV boss teases paid-for strategy
Carolyn McCall indicates expanding VoD services to counter threat from Netflix and Amazon
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NewsUnions and BBC agree ‘unprecedented’ pay deal
Staff to get at least 2% wage increase for next three years
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NewsBBC execs land average £11,000 pay rise
Wage hike for 18 senior staff revealed amid protracted rank-and-file salary review
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NewsPresenters slam BBC over PSC response
Corporation urged to pay a portion of backdated tax bills
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NewsBectu slams ‘flawed’ tax test
Union claims BBC freelancers are losing out as a result of HMRC employment changes
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NewsDisney deal could hold key to Fox bid for Sky
“Our concerns could fall away if the Disney/Fox transaction were to proceed to completion”
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NewsRTS launches fourth TV careers fair
Event promises tips, tricks and practical advice for those looking to get their first job in TV
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NewsTV set for training revolution
Creative Skillset plans levy on all UK shows to build multimillion-pound training war chest
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NewsExposed: TV's Culture of Fear
Survey reveals bullying and harassment are rife with both men and women affected
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NewsTV Fest report reveals bullying & harassment rife
EITVF/5 News survey sheds light on extent of abuse across industry
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NewsIndustry unites to tackle abuse
Unions and WFTV to set out behavioural guidelines to stamp out sexual harassment in TV
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NewsEquity launches anti harassment initiative
Trade union seeking to create ‘meaningful change’ in the industry
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NewsBectu urges industry to tackle long hours
Report highlights a long-hours culture and blames it on poor management
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NewsBBC to extend staff consultation after 'unprecedented' engagement
Corporation to receive feedback through September
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NewsBECTU's campaign to get more VFX artists on screen credits
BECTU, the UK’s media and entertainment trade union, has launched a campaign for VFX artists to receive a credit for their work in TV productions and feature films.
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