The North American union has partnered with media union CWA Canada on its Fairness in Factual TV campaign.
Under terms of the new three-year agreement, directors and crew members will see yearly wage increases.
The three-year Standard Agreement now needs to be ratified by each groups’ members.
The former WGC president replaces Rina Fraticelli, who stepped down in March.
Updated: The Ontario French-language public broadcaster reports it has cut 19 positions across the company.
Dave Forget replaces Brian Baker, who is retiring after five years in the role.
The Vancouver-based showrunner replaces outgoing president Jill Golick, whose term expired last week.
Meanwhile, Mark Ellis (pictured) gave a moving tribute upon accepting the Denis McGrath Award for Service to the WGC.
Born out of the November roundtable meetings, the Code sets out to ensure safety and respect are the norm in work and work-related environments.
The directors’ guild has enlisted advisor Daina Green to review its workplace policies and practices, while lawyer Emma Phillips will provide legal advice.
Organizers of the symposium on sexual assault presented seven recommendations to improve policies and supports for survivors.
Women’s Committee chair Christine Willes on how the Harvey Weinstein scandal has broken the code of silence and what the industry can do now.