TV Stagehand Strike Ends With 42 Percent Pay Raise
TV stagehands returned to work after a three week strike, accepting a contract delivering 42 percent raises over four years. The deal granted base pay rises to 6.35 per hour by 1977 and added limited fringe benefits, while management gained more flexible work rules. Union critics claimed the ratification was rushed amid a cold, hungry morning vote, and some members promised further action.
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