There is labor peace in Hollywood now — with one notable and sticky exception. SAG-AFTRA negotiators reached a tentative deal for feature films and prime-time TV over the holiday with the major movie studios and networks. Pending the expected ratification, the agreement will cover the union's roughly 160,000 members and is in line with the pacts reached earlier by the directors and writers unions, each of which signed off on similar three-year deals which extend into 2020.
July 07, 2017 at 07:11 AM
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There is labor peace in Hollywood now, with one notable and sticky exception.
SAG-AFTRA negotiators reached a tentative deal for feature films and prime-time TV over the July 4 holiday with the major movie studios and networks. Pending its expected ratification, the agreement will cover the union’s roughly 160,000 members and is in line with the pacts reached earlier by the directors and writers unions, each of which signed off on similar three-year deals which extend into 2020.
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