American Federation of Television and Radio Artists

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The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists -- affiliated with the AFL-CIO -- is a diverse national union representing nearly 80,000 professional performers, broadcasters and recording artists in 32 Locals throughout the country. AFTRA members work as actors, broadcast journalists, dancers, singers, announcers, hosts, comedians and disc jockeys in all aspects of the media industries including television and radio, sound recordings, commercials, industrial non-broadcast, interactive games and the Internet.

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National Sound Recordings Claims Representative (Nonprofit) Los Angeles , CA

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Entertainment Unions Vow to Rebuild Middle Class International Musician; 9/1/2009 At recent American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) and International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) conferences, the unions reaffirmed their dedication... ...more

AFTRA in no hurry to merge.(American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) Daily Variety; 8/10/2009 The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists is cautioning that it's taking a go-slow approach toward any possible merger with the Screen Actors Guild. AFTRA president... ...more

Job Reorganization at Channel 4 Will Cut Staff The Washington Post; 7/10/2009 ...station pumps. Writing and editing were formerly separate jobs, but WRC's new contract with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists permits the station to merge them. AFTRA is the union that represents WRC's writers and producers... ...more