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Met singers' union gets 5% increase partly funded by $5M appropriation from New York state

  • The International Bargaining Forum successfully negotiated a global pay rise for seafarers in Singapore in May 2025.
  • These negotiations followed difficult conditions including the pandemic, trade conflicts, and rising living costs affecting seafarers worldwide.
  • The agreement covers over 400,000 seafarers on more than 11,000 vessels and includes improved death and disability benefits under the IBF Framework Agreement.
  • The pay rise totals 5 percent over two years, split into a 3.5 percent increase from January 1, 2026, and a further 1.5 percent from January 1, 2027.
  • This agreement aims to maintain fair compensation amidst economic challenges, keeping seafarers’ pay in line with cost of living changes and ensuring an attractive remuneration package.
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Met singers' union gets 5% increase partly funded by $5M appropriation from New York state

NEW YORK (AP) — The Metropolitan Opera and the union for its soloists and chorus announced a one-year agreement Friday on a contract. The agreement calls for a 2.5% wage increase plus an additional temporary 2.5% hike that followed the labor group’s assistance in securing a $5 million appropriation in New York state’s budget. The deal between the Met and the American Guild of Musical Artists starts Aug. 1 and runs through July 31, 2026. It must …

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