Adam D.K. King

Stage left: Fighting precarity in the cultural industries

Conor Moore and Adam D.K. King / December 7, 2020 / 6 min read

For the past several years, worker organizing and strike action in the cultural sector have been on the rise. While cultural workers with greater strategic leverage have carried out successful strike actions, those working in precarious situations have faced greater obstacles. This is particularly true for freelance and other arts workers with less stable forms of employment.

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