There is some information on IATSE's site, I'll link below. Most specifics are confidential even once the contracts are ratified; there are also two separate co

There is some information on IATSE's site, I'll link below. Most specifics are confidential even once the contracts are ratified; there are also two separate contracts in question. I can say, the core of it is demanding safe work hours, the rest is important but workable. The producers are trying to reduce pay, increase health care costs, skip lunch, and while asking us to work harder, and still pretending streaming media isn't viable. IATSE has been good over the years making okay, but arguably fair contracts, but producers consistently take advantage of the situation and contract language https://www.asa.iatse.net/ https://www.asa.iatse.net/ https://www.basicagreement.iatse.net/ https://www.basicagreement.iatse.net/