On strike since May 2, the Writers Guild of America announced a tentative agreement between the union and major studios that could end the strike.  WGA East and WGA West, in a Sept. 24 statement, said: “What we have won in this contract — most particularly, everything we have gained since May 2 —

Picketing has been suspended and writers are returning to work. The rank and file will be voting on the contract from Oct. 2 to Oct. 9.

While the language was being finalized, the union asked its members to join a picket line of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. The actors represented by SAG-AFTRA are still on strike.

The new agreement reportedly addresses writers’ demands for a livable income, minimum staffing levels and guarantees their jobs will not be eliminated by artificial intelligence.

  • Nastybutler@lemmy.world
    87·
    1 year ago

    And there we have it. Workers are only worth anything if their production is things, not ideas, eh comrade? Anyone who disagrees with your ridiculous, narrow ideology isn’t a true “worker,” is that it?

    • LarkinDePark@lemmygrad.ml
      310·
      1 year ago

      The ideas they produce are imperialist apologism, warmongering jingoism, historical revisionism, bigotry, hate and supremacy.

      Not supporting these things is a “ridiculous narrow ideology” according to you.

      isn’t a true “worker,”

      What does this even mean? Do you think all workers everywhere should be supported no matter what they do?

      • cayde6ml@lemmygrad.ml
        44·
        1 year ago

        That’s not what he said at all. Probably like 90 percent of Hollywood doesn’t openly or even partially glorify the military. You’re being a right-wing tool for no reason.