iHeartMedia Workers Vote to Ratify First Union Contract ...Middle East

More than two years after negotiations began, iHeartMedia workers represented by the Writers Guild of America East have ratified their first labor contract. Ninety-nine percent of the 100-member group voted to ratify the contract in a recent vote, while one percent voted against. The WGA East represents writers, producers, editors and other people who work in storytelling at the audio company. The Hollywood Reporter has reached out to iHeartMedia for comment. The new agreement institutes a minimum base salary of $63,000 for workers in Los Angeles and New York and of $58,000 for workers in other areas, according to the union. The contract’s annual minimum wage increases are 3 perce

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