MEAA Chief calls for fair wages and inclusive workplaces in Australia’s booming screen sector

Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance chief executive Erin Madeley argues that with the Australian screen industry on the cusp of a growth period, it can’t afford to forget the workforce who drives it forward. This article was originally published by Inside Film.

When Fran Drescher, the president of SAG-AFTRA, looked down the barrel of the camera and roared “the ...

A message to MEAA members following the 2023 referendum

The Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance today restates our commitment to justice for First Nations people and a better future for all.

Reversal of funding cuts a great result for the NSW screen industry

The restoration of funding for the NSW screen industry will ensure thousands of jobs and small businesses remain in the state.

Know your rights: independent contractors V casual employee

As a performer it is important to know whether you are being engaged as an independent contractor or employee as this has serious implication for your rights at work.

Independent contractors Independent contractors are self-employed and responsible for the key elements of their work and engagement. These can include (but are not limited to): providing and using their own work tools, deciding ...

Creative Workplaces will help to deliver safe and fair jobs in the arts and entertainment sectors

MEAA welcomes the Federal Government’s commitment to safer and fairer workplaces across all art forms with the establishment of the new Creative Workplaces organisation.