London’s biggest productions could be hit if industrial action over pay and conditions goes ahead, says union
Some of the biggest West End shows could be forced to temporarily close during a “summer of turbulence” in London after union members voted to move towards strike action over a dispute about pay and conditions.
An indicative ballot held by the performing arts union, Equity, was overwhelmingly backed by its membership: 98% voted yes to potential strikes. The result means the union now has the right to have a statutory ballot on taking industrial action.
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This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Lanre Bakare Arts and culture correspondent.
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