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Gersh has reached an agreement with the Writers Guild of America…. The agency is the largest full-service firm to date to come to terms with the union. Source: Gersh Reaches Agreement With WGA | Hollywood Reporter
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The U.S. Department of Labor on Tuesday dismissed challenges that were filed to Gabrielle Carteris’ election last August as SAG-AFTRA president Source: SAG-AFTRA Presidential Election Challenge Dismissed by Labor Dept. of Labor | Hollywood Reporter
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Communication Workers of America announced it’s launching a new initiative to unionize game and tech workers by hiring two organizers dedicated to providing legal and logistical support for developers seeking to organize their workplaces. The two new staffers, Emma Kinema and Wes McEnany, are launching CODE: The Campaign to Organize Digital Employees.
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“They have built their entire livelihoods on one particular platform, and they don’t own the content…” Source: YouTube’s burnout generation | Engadget
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The concept of the movie star as a linchpin of American culture has diminished, taking a lot else with it…
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The Walmart-owned video service has launched a new feature it’s calling Rental Redo: you get 30 minutes to determine whether you want to commit to finishing a given movie you’ve rented.
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Miller was executive director of MLBPA from 1966 to 1982, turning the union into one of the nation’s most powerful.
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MOCA said that it would voluntarily recognize a new union formed by more than 100 visitor services employees who intend to unionize with AFSCME.
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#PayUpHollywood, the hashtag-turned-movement, advocates for bosses in the biz to pay their assistants a living wage
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UP(st)ART is a company that offers actors, musicians and writers dorm-style accommodation at less than half the typical LA rent, meaning they don’t have to fill their time working multiple jobs just to make the rent.
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