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Article

The undercutting of industry standards

This article by Daniel McBurnie argues that the misuse of sector jobs sites by companies with the resources to pay fairly needs to end.

"When artists accept substandard pay, it risks becoming the industry norm, making it harder for future generations to negotiate fair wages. This is not just an issue for individuals; it affects the entire arts ecosystem."

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  • 7 minute
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  • Published: 2025
    Country: Australia

  • Author: Daniel McBurnie, ArtsHub