Many IATSE members had opposed the deal, which could have forced union negotiators to go back to the bargaining table with producers.
the contract didn’t go far enough to improve working conditions, making it uncertain the vote would pass.
If union members had voted against the contract, it would have forced IATSE leaders to go back to the bargaining table with the AMPTP, and could have resulted in a strike if another agreement could not be reached.73%. That’s the percentage of the 63,029 IATSE members eligible to cast ballots that voted in the election.
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