Staff at the SAG-AFTRA Washington-Mid Atlantic Local office have been scheduling meet-and-greet visits throughout the year to several regional television and radio stations. Staff representatives met with members at WBAL-AM/WIYY-FM, WBAL-TV, WJLA-TV/NC8, WTOP-FM/Federal News Network and iHeart Rockville to observe their work environment, answer questions, provide updates on matters that may affect their stations, and discuss the changing landscape of the broadcast and radio industry.
Photo: WBAL-AM Chief Traffic Reporter Jim Russ and Anchor/Legislative & Political Reporter Robert Lang enjoy a piping-hot cup of coffee and show off their union pride during a recent station visit.
During a recent meet-and-greet, SAG-AFTRA members from WJLA/NC8 reviewed the provisions of their new contract as they prepare to go into their second year with Sinclair. From left, Brian van de Graaff, Victoria Sanchez, Melanie Hastings and Dave Lucas.
From left, Bob Marbourg, Lauren Larson, Keara Dowd, Jory Heckman and George Wallace, SAG-AFTRA members from WTOP-FM and Federal News Network station, take a quick break from reviewing the terms of their collective bargaining agreement.
Federal News Network Broadcast Operations Manager and SAG-AFTRA shop steward, Lauren Larson outside of the studio in the newly constructed office space.
WTOP-FM Traffic Reporter Jack Taylor, left, and Traffic Reporter/Anchor Ian Crawford inside the station’s new traffic center.
WMA Local SAG-AFTRA shop stewards join to discuss negotiations for the upcoming iHeart negotiations and share some cool union swag.
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