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Resolute Writers and Actors Stand Firm in Their Battle

The writers and actors strikes show no signs of resolution as both sides remain firm in their demands. The Writers Guild of America (WGA) criticized the studios' latest offer for not adequately protecting writers, while SAG-AFTRA members expressed frustration and concern over the prolonged strike. Despite attempts to divide the union, writers and actors remain united and determined. Negotiations have not progressed, and there is a growing sense that the strike could continue for an extended period. Both sides are prepared to resume negotiations, but there is a significant divide between them. As the strike continues, the AMPTP has hired a new PR firm to help convey its message to union members and the media.

2 years ago•Source: Variety

"Hollywood Strikes Escalate as Los Angeles Mayor Remains Calm"

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4.39 min•2 years ago

"Hollywood Strikes Escalate as Los Angeles Mayor Remains Calm"

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is maintaining a neutral stance on the escalating labor disputes in Hollywood, including the ongoing strike by the Writers Guild of America and the potential strike by SAG-AFTRA. Bass, who prioritizes addressing the city's homelessness crisis, is cautious about getting involved in the negotiations but recognizes the potential economic impact on the city. Governor Gavin Newsom also refrains from taking a leading role in mediating the dispute, as both politicians have allies on both sides of the bargaining table. The strike threatens to affect workers beyond the entertainment industry and could have significant economic consequences if it continues.

via POLITICO