I.A.T.S.E. LOCAL 74

I.A.T.S.E. Local 74 of Southern Connecticut is thrilled to celebrate it's 120th Anniversary. We provide technically trained men and women in all areas of production including rigging, carpentry, lighting, sound, props, wardrobe, hair and makeup. You may not see us in the dark, but we are there spotlighting your artist, behind the video camera at your corporate meeting, or providing audio at your next basketball game. We are able to help you with all aspects of your production including payroll and ever changing labor needs.

IATSE Local 74

P.O. Box 9075, New Haven, CT 06532

Info@iatse74.org or 203-497-3067

IATSE Local 74 Recognized as

Collective Bargaining Unit for

College Street Music Hall

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College Street Music Hall Stagehands Deserve a Fair Contract (actionnetwork.org)

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Have You Read the Minutes from the Last Meeting

IATSE

Forklift Training

Running Crew of Bright Star
April 2018 Shubert Theater

International Festival of Arts and Ideas

Waterbury Palace Theater
Phantom Load in November 2017 Photo Credit Mike Grazioso

Brothers Joe and Richie Patria Receiving their 50 yr Scrolls

Stamford Palace Theatre Crew
Historical Photo of Local 133 crew

College Street Music Hall
Informational Picket March 2021

IATSE 74 Sisters
Women's March 2019

COVID 19 VACCINE INFO AND RESOURCES

Residents, Workers and Students Ages 16+ are now eligible for the Vaccine! Roll up your sleeves so we can get back to work.

CT Vaccine Rollout: Where to register for a vaccine if you’re eligible | News | wfsb.com

https://iatsecares.org/resources/

https://portal.ct.gov/Coronavirus

Resources for Workers Impacted by COVID-19 | AFL-CIO

Governor Lamont Announces Executive Order Expanding Federal Lost Wages Assistance for Low-Wage Unemployed Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic (ct.gov)

IATSE encourages all members to get vaccinated against Covid 19 to support the safe return of the performing arts. To date, some of our venues that require employees to be vaccinated are the Stamford Center for the Arts, the Shubert Theatre, Live Nation/Oakdale Theater, and the Palace Theater of Waterbury. Employers can mandate vaccinations, however they are required to try to accommodate individuals with documented health or religious concerns that prevent them from being vaccinated.

Build Back Better with Unions—Pass the PRO Act!

Call your U.S. senators and tell them to pass the PRO Act !

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act last year, but anti-worker legislators in the Senate blocked it. Undeterred, working people fought to elect pro-worker lawmakers to the Senate, House and White House. And we won.

Lawmakers gave us their word they would make the PRO Act a top priority. It’s time for them to keep that promise. The House passed the PRO Act for a second time on March 9, 2021, sending the bill to the U.S. Senate.

The PRO Act is the cornerstone of the AFL-CIO’s Workers First Agenda. If it passes, it would:

Empower workers to organize and bargain.
Hold corporations accountable for union-busting.
Repeal “right to work” laws, which were created during the Jim Crow era to keep White and Black workers from organizing together.

Stronger unions mean higher wages, safer working conditions and dignity for all people who work. The PRO Act is our first step to get there.

Use the form and we’ll connect you to your U.S. senators: Tell them to vote “yes” on the PRO Act.

Build Back Better with Unions—Pass the PRO Act! (actionnetwork.org)