This dedicated ILO study examines remuneration and working time in the recorded media and live performance subsectors, analysing how project-based work, contractual arrangements, digitalization, streaming and AI are reshaping pay and work organization. Drawing on ILO data, research and stakeholder consultations, it identifies areas for social dialogue and action on adequate remuneration, transparency, working-time recognition and sustainable enterprises.
Trends in remuneration and working time: Recorded media and live performance
International Labour Organization (ILO), 28 October 2026, International
Share
Publications
National Endowment for the Arts Releases New Report on How the Arts Can Help Address the Opioid Crisis National Endowment for the Arts Guide to Economic Data about the Arts Arts Council England launches the new Freelancers’ Handbook for Creative and Cultural Practitioners Culture and heritage capital - Valuing social cohesion: a scoping study Knowledge, evidence and the use of research in creative industries policy: DCMS Skills and Diverse Workforce Policy Fellowship Report See all news from PublicationsIFACCA Announcements
Welcome to new IFACCA Board member Bienvenida a una nueva directora de la Junta de IFACCA Encuentro de la Beca IFACCA–Globus en Da Nang, Vietnam See all news from IFACCA AnnouncementsNational Agency News
Social financing of culture - formal and legal solutions: premiere of the report The Wrocław Declaration for the Development of Cultural Patronage was signed Indonesia-Australia Expand Creative Economy Collaboration and AI Copyright Protection See all news from National Agency News