If you are invited to work at or outside the terms of the agreement, please politely inform the production that you are both interested and available for the position, but that you must consult with your BECTU representative before proceeding. The BBC has reached an agreement with Bectu, which covers the main interests of all independents working on BBC productions. The framework agreement was concluded in April 2010. These documents contain information on minimum rates applicable to continuous drama series and series and series as of April 1, 2018. With the prior agreement of thugs and electricians, commercial charity can be matched with a reduced daily rate. Although there is no agreement to cover this production area, Camera Branch strives to ensure that the crew is aware of their rights and is not abused. An action plan for this sector is in development, you can contribute to the consultation by downloading the document here. In the meantime, there is a useful resource here [archived link here] for information about your rights in the workplace and a practical fact card the size of a phone. An agreement that covers all the important conditions of the crew involved in the big films, with budgets of more than 30 million pounds. The union has a number of agreements with ITV licensing companies. In addition, a new national agreement – the Joint Committee of the Union – was signed in January 2010. The agreement provides for formal negotiations at the national level on remuneration and a number of other business-to-business issues.

These are the latest tariff cards for intelligence in film and television. The film price card applies to films with a budget of more than $30 million or more, less than $30 million and less than $10 million. Prices for films with a budget of more than $30 million or more are expected to be read in conjunction with the new Major Film Agreement, introduced on April 2, 2018. The agreement between UK Theatre and Bectu covers most commercial and subsidised theatres outside London. The PACT/BECTU agreement for major motion pictures, with a budget of more than $30 million, came into force on April 2, 2018. The text of the agreement and some indications are available here: the agreement between BECTU and SOLT (Society of London Theatres) includes the West End Theater in London. The Bectu/ATG One Night Concert (or Rock and Roll) awards are used in cases where an organizer reports a concert only for one night and it is agreed between Bectu and ATG that it is economically preferable to use these rates only for non-permanent technical staff, regularly employed or casual. All permanent technical coworkers always work on their own in the house contracts, which were agreed between Bectu and ATG. Bectu crews should be informed in advance by the employer that an organizer may use the one-night concert awards and that any questions or concerns about the use of these fares should be raised as early as possible before the concert day instead of Bectu Steward. « These are recommended APA terms for commercial productions and an agreement with BECTU regarding electricians. » The collective agreement between Bectu and the UK Theatre applies to most commercial theatres outside London.