The labour and human-rights lawyer begins effective Feb. 27, replacing former WGC national executive director and CEO Maureen Parker.
Canada’s two biggest telcos have different outlooks on how a possible recession would impact their performance throughout the year.
The veteran performer who hails from Winnipeg will serve a second two-year term.
Bush becomes director of the Performers’ Rights Society and ACTRA Recording Artists’ Collecting Society.
The terms of new Standard Agreement must still be ratified by CMPA and DGC members.
The actors’ union staged protests outside of ad agency offices this week in a bid to have them be part of negotiations for a new National Commercial Agreement.
The data covers categories such as ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation and disability status and serves as a benchmark for the guild’s inclusion efforts moving forward.
Kendrie Upton, executive director of DGC BC, sheds light on the “frustrating” period of negotiations that led to a strike but ultimately ended with a ratified agreement.
The Directors Guild of Canada BC District Council says the province “is open for business” once again as the agreement brings an end to the strike.
Guild members will begin a five-day voting process on June 19 on the tentative deal reached with the CMPA and AMPTP.
The Documentary Organization of Canada says the board changes are part of a commitment to equity and inclusion.
The tentative agreement comes a month and a half after the DGC BC issued its first-ever strike notice.