Under previous leadership, TAG did represent some production workers, but that number dropped off, and while mapping their workplaces recently, members realized that вЂњa large number of their co-workers were not covered by any union, mainly production workers,вЂќ says TAG organizer Ben Speight. The push is part of a strategy to grow the size and reach of the guild, which already represents animation artists, technicians and writers, thereby bolstering its strength and leverage within the industry. вЂњThe only way weвЂ™re able to make meaningful and lasting and important change in the animation industry is if we can speak to the voice of everyone who works in animation,вЂќ explains TAG business representative Steve Kaplan. and ShadowMachine and prevailed in an NLRB election at Solar Opposites.ДЄnd, while union organizers wonвЂ™t go into the specifics of any future campaigns, it appears TAGвЂ™s interest in organizing production workers isnвЂ™t going to abate anytime soon. While the attempts to expand TAGвЂ™s presence at The Simpsons, Family Guy and American Dad! appear to be headed for a National Labor Relations Board election, the guild says it has succeeded in gaining voluntary recognition at Rick and Morty, Titmouse New York, Titmouse L.A. This campaign - targeting production managers, production supervisors, production coordinators, production assistants and writers assistants, among others, all of whom help move artwork and scenes and facilitate communications between departments - has so far paid off for the union. Wade Decision: 'The Supreme Court Is Wrong'

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