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QVC Hosts Attempt to Unionize With SAG-AFTRA
The brand’s presenters are concerned about the use of generative AI on the job amid a transformation in the way consumers shop.
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Inside the Directors Guild’s Four-Year Deal: A Focus on Jobs, the Health Plan and AI Protections
The union secured commitments from employers to lobby for a federal film and television tax incentive and to fund a “skills enhancement” program focused on generative AI in its deal struck June 9.
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A+E Factual Studios Workers Vote to Unionize (Exclusive)
Eighty-four percent of eligible workers supported joining the Writers Guild of America East in a National Labor Relations Board election that took place Wednesday.
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Why Hollywood’s Unions Didn’t Put Up a Fight With Studios This Year
After history-making strikes in 2023, a quiet negotiation cycle in 2026 yielded four-year labor contracts with all major unions as work becomes more difficult to find for members.
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Directors Guild Reaches Four-Year Tentative Deal With Studios, Streamers
The deal will now go to the union’s national board for approval.
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SAG-AFTRA Ratifies Four-Year Deal With Studios and Streamers
The performers’ union greenlit a contract that merges previously separate pension plans and institutes new safeguards for generative AI.
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Unions Decry “Assault” on CBS News’ Independence By Top Brass
The head of the Writers Guild East said management is displaying “a profound contempt for the journalism profession” after the firing of ‘60 Minutes’ correspondent Scott Pelley.
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Sydney Sweeney BTS ‘Euphoria’ Video Spotlights Lack of Women in Hollywood Below-the-Line Jobs
Behind-the-scenes videos of the Sam Levinson-created drama's third season are reminding fans of the lack of progress in women-held behind-the-camera positions in Hollywood, notably post-#MeToo.
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Condé Nast and Union Reach Settlement Over “Fired Four” (Exclusive)
The publishing giant is allowing workers to resign as active employees and paying a financial settlement.
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Hollywood Teamsters Ink Tentative Deal Early With Commercials Producers
The union sought to reach a deal ahead of schedule in order to avoid any disruption to work amid L.A.’s ongoing production crisis.
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As CBS Radio Shutters, Its Union Signs Off With Fiery Anti-Ellison Memo
The WGA East, which has represented the service’s reporters since 1954, said David Ellison and Bari Weiss had “broke its trust with its employees and its audience.”
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Karen Bass Endorsed by Hollywood’s Crew Unions In L.A. Mayor’s Race
A coalition of IATSE unions in California and the American Federation of Musicians Local 47 are joining the Hollywood Teamsters in boosting the incumbent candidate.
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