Something that actually interests me is that Bioware has never really worked with the Celebrity Voice Actor Squad
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Since this removes a ton of the union's leverage and therefore the benefit of being in the union as a low-level member, this was a highly controversial policy A lot of muttering that it should be called the "F-u-got-mine-core"
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Financial core is not a SAG-AFTRA policy. It is a worker right in more or less all US labor unions. It is fair to say that it is a SAG-AFTRA policy that full members cannot accept nonunion work in its jurisdiction. Otherwise, they face union discipline/prosecution.
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Not quite.
Fi-core are unionized workers who either didn’t join the union as full members or resigned. They became “nonmembers.” They pay an agency fee to the union. Under the law, this makes them “members” to qualify for union work, but they don’t have to follow member rules. -
There is a United States Supreme Court decision titled NLRB v. General Motors (1963) that outlines and introduces the concept of “financial core.” It is not specific to SAG-AFTRA actors.
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