Published 13 days ago

Cannes Film Festival Workers Going Ahead With Strike Action Over Pay Dispute

A collective of 200 French film festival workers, including those from Cannes and other festivals, plan a strike due to pay issues at Cannes Film Festival.
The workers are protesting inadequate pay, heavy overtime, and France's entertainment worker unemployment insurance program.
Potential strikes could involve festival projectionists, press officers, and admin staff at various French film festivals.

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NDTV

Cannes Film Festival Workers Call For Strike Over Pay A Week Before Event

Workers at the Cannes Film Festival called for a strike over pay and conditions on Monday, just a week before the event was due to start.

13 days ago·New Delhi, India

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RTÉ

No Cannes do. Festival workers call for strike

Workers at the Cannes Film Festival have called for a strike over pay and conditions, just a week before the event is due to start.

13 days ago·Ireland

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Variety

French Labor Org Calls for Strike at the Cannes Film Festival

An organization representing freelance festival workers is calling for a strike during the upcoming Cannes Film Festival. Called Sous les écrans la dèche (Broke Behind the Screens), the org is protesting against a looming labor reform that will see their unemployment indemnities slashed by more than half. The org brings together hundreds of workers at festivals, […]

13 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Deadline

Cannes Film Festival Workers Call For Strike Action Over Pay Dispute

The strike is on. After days of tense discussions, we can confirm that the collective French film festival workers we first reported last week have set plans to mount a widespread strike action during this year’s Cannes Film Festival over pay. The group, Collectif des précaires des festivals de cinéma (which translates to The Collective […]

13 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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