December 10, 2015
Dear Member,
We, the elected SAG-AFTRA Local Presidents, represent union members across the country. We support our union’s campaign to organize performers working for digital advertising agency Droga5 because our members’ careers and ability to earn a living are harmed every time Droga5 produces a non-union commercial.
Droga5 undercuts industry standard wages and undermines our ability to access health insurance and pensions. They make it harder for working professional performers to sustain a middle class career. As professional performers, we deserve to be paid a living wage.
We must all stand together in support of this important organizing effort – the future of all commercial performers depends on it. Please join over 4,000 members and supporters who have already signed the petition. You can sign on here - www.sagaftra.org/digital-ads-go-union
Please spread the word to your fellow SAG-AFTRA members and performers. And, post and share these - http://www.sagaftra.org/digital-ads-go-union/share-and-post-these-memes - on social media using the hashtag #adsgounion.
In solidarity,
- Joe Corcoran, President, Arizona-Utah
- Bob Davis, President Twin Cities
- Michael Montgomery, President, Nashville
- Jane Austin, President, Los Angeles
- Jayne Bower, President, Michigan
- Pamela Weaver, President, Houston-Austin
- Brent Anderson, President Dallas-Fort Worth
- John Wilmot, President, New Orleans
- Craig Dellimore, President, Chicago
- Steve Gladstone, President, Miami
- Michele Proude, President, New England
- Ric Reitz, President, Atlanta
- David C. Farmer, President Hawaii
- Duane Hanson, President, Portland
- Rik Deskin, President, Seattle
- Sheila Ivy Traister, President, Colorado
- Tom Schuch, President, New Mexico
- Tom Murray, President, Missouri Valley
- Kathryn Howell, President, San Francisco
- Paul Martino, President, Ohio-Pittsburgh
- Martin C. Alvillar, President, San Diego
- Tom McNutt, President, Philadelphia
- Lance Lewman, President, Washington Mid-Atlantic
- Arttours Weeden, President, Nevada
- Mike Hodge, President, New York