When Vincent Cappio began acting in commercials, he was required to join a union that represents actors. Then he was forced to wait on the set for eight hours before appearing in a scene as a clumsy waiter. He was upset when the director decided to eliminate his performance from the finished ad. He was even more upset when the production company that was shooting the commercial said that he was not getting paid. To whom would Cappio complain about not being paid?
A) his national union president
B) his arbitrator
C) his shop steward
D) the company's president

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In situations where an actor is not paid for their work, the appropriate party to address the complaint would typically be the shop steward. The shop steward is a union representative on site or within a specific workplace, responsible for representing members' interests, including issues related to work conditions and pay disputes.

When Vincent Cappio Began Acting in Commercials, He Was Required