Clause Finder
Find the rule, get the article and the page, and open the union’s own PDF at that page. Built for the moment someone says show me where it says that.
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What this searches
BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028
Crew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155
209 clauses indexed — to printed page 168 of 191. Links open the copy hosted at iatse.com.
Page numbers verified 2026-08-06 — the hosted file was checked byte for byte against the copy these page numbers were read from.
B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028
Performers — cast and background
363 clauses indexed — to printed page 206 of 228. Links open the copy hosted at ubcpactra.ca.
Page numbers verified 2026-08-06 — the hosted file was checked byte for byte against the copy these page numbers were read from.
DGC BC Collective Agreement 2025–2028
Directors, ADs, production and location management, art department
240 clauses indexed — to printed page 177 of 181. Links open the copy hosted at amptp.org.
Page numbers verified 2026-08-06 — the hosted file was checked byte for byte against the copy these page numbers were read from.
SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical Memorandum of Agreement 2026
SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical productions — a US agreement
62 clauses indexed — to printed page 140 of 146. Links open the copy hosted at sagaftra.org.
Page numbers verified 2026-08-06 — the hosted file was checked byte for byte against the copy these page numbers were read from.
What this is not
This finds clauses. It does not interpret them, and it does not tell you which agreement covers you — that question turns into a grievance, and it is deliberately out of scope.
The full text of these agreements belongs to the unions that wrote them and is not reproduced here. Each result shows the opening sentence or two of the clause, quoted automatically from the official document and attributed to its page. That is a pointer, not the clause — open the PDF for the rest of it, and read there before you rely on it.
Rate schedules and wage tables are skipped on purpose. Where the appendices renumber, the index stops — the coverage above says where.