IATSE going on strike?

.... but I wonder about the people who accept that this is the way it's been and will continue to be, so at least we get some more money out of it.

Indeed. A long time ago I had the opportunity to get into that maelstrom. I researched it and decided it was madness. Any sympathies I had for below-the-line Hollywood workers dissolved with that vote.
 
A breakdown of locals and how they voted. Some of those locals that voted yes like on set teachers, editors, set painters, live venue workers never have to deal with 14 plus days and fraturdays on a continuous basis or ever. Make your own conclusions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IATSE_locals

44 - Y (54.4% Y vs. 45.6% N)
479 - N (33.5% Y vs. 66.5% N)
80 - N - (30.1% Y vs. 69.9% N)
600 - N (48% Y vs. 52% N)
695 - Y (52.2% Y vs. 46.8% N)
700 - Y (51.9% Y vs. 48.1% N)
705 - N (29% Y vs. 71% N)
706 - Y (66% Y vs. 34% N)
728 - N (39.6% Y vs. 60.4% N)
729 - Y (65% Y vs. 35% N)
800 - Y

871 - Y (52.1% Y vs. 47.9% N)
884 - Y (55.7% Y vs. 44.3% N)
892 -N
 
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