Picturehouse respond with violence to living wage protest
"Using the pay rise as a weapon": A statement from Curzon Workers
In a time that's seeing strikes at cinemas across London, Curzon has so far not yet been affected. Indeed, the chain is expanding: opening up a new sites in London and Oxford. Last February, Curzon CEO Phillip Knatchbull was recognized by the BAFTA for supposed Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema. But all this success has come at staff's expense. Below, a group of Curzon workers detail their struggle to retain paid breaks.
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Behind the screens: an interview with two Curzon cinema workers
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Strikes at Culture & Sport Glasgow
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