How much are Local 802 dues?

How much are Local 802 dues?

The resolution also requires officers of Local 802 to pay work dues of 3.5 percent on their salaries – just like rank-and-file members. As part of the resolution, the union will set aside half of the increase in work dues (0.25 percent) for the sole purpose of funding public relations programs.

What is the musicians union in NYC?

American Federation of Musicians Local 802
We are the Associated Musicians of Greater New York, American Federation of Musicians Local 802, the largest local union of professional musicians in the world. We unite to fight for the common interests of all musicians by advancing industry standards that dignify our labor and honor and enrich our art.

Does the musicians union still exist?

Nearly every country has a musician’s union. In the UK, it’s called the MU (Musician’s Union). In the US, it’s called AFM (American Federation of Musicians), and Canada’s union is called CFM, but it falls under the umbrella of AFM. If you are a member of one, you are a member of both.

How much should you pay a musician for recording?

Although it may vary among states, the standard rate for a session musician is about $100 per hour. There is a minimum three-hour call, which means that even if you are only needed for 15 minutes, you are still entitled to $300. This rate can be reduced if you are a band member or a solo musician.

Can musicians join SAG?

As an AGMA member, you are only eligible to join SAG if you are paid for at least one gig as a principal performer during that year. Once you are SAG eligible, the only thing left to do is pay the initiation fee to join the union.

What is Local 802 AFM?

Local 802 AFM | The world’s largest local union of professional musicians. Click here for our press release… The current issue of Allegro, our award-winning magazine, is online!

What is Local 802 doing about violence against Asian-Americans?

Local 802 condemns the recent increase in violence towards Asian-Americans as reported in the New York Times and elsewhere. The Music Performance Trust Fund has announced new guidelines due to the Covid-19 pandemic. There are now increased funding opportunities for live performances — including live streaming (but not pre-recorded shows).

How is Local 802 celebrating Pride Month?

These guidelines are in progress and subject to change… Local 802 is celebrating Pride Month by introducing our new LGBTQIA+ committee! MUSIC FOR THE SOUL: Local 802 members stream live performances for NYC hospitals!