SAG-AFTRA Tells Members Not To Bring Weapons To Picket Lines – Or Show Up Drunk Or Stoned
deadline.comOn the first day of its strike and to ensure safe, legal and peaceful picking, SAG-AFTRA has told its members not to bring weapons, engage in violence or threats or come drunk or stoned to the picket lines.
These and other do’s and don’ts are spelled out in the guild’s picket guidelines; see them below. “This is a historic strike to achieve vital gains for our industry,” the guild says. “Picketing is a critical tactic to compel the studios to reach a fair deal.
Let’s show them how serious we are through solidarity and member turnout on the lines. It is important that everyone be aware that strikes are legal actions and there are significant elements of labor law and policy that impact everyone taking part in this support effort.” RELATED: Fran Drescher: The Complete SAG-AFTRA Strike Speech Video The guild asks members to review and observe its picketing guidelines, which include: By subscribing, I agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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