STOP TURNING WORKERS INTO RESEARCH SUBJECTS! FSPPI PROVES THAT WORKERS’ STRUGGLES DEMAND CONCRETE ACTION, NOT JUST AIR-CONDITIONED SEMINARS
For the film workers’ movement, the accommodation of these demands represents an important development. Film and creative-sector work often operates on a project-based basis, with employment arrangements that do not always follow conventional patterns. These conditions require serious policy attention so that workers are not continually left in precarious and vulnerable positions.
