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Writers Guild Staffers Threaten To Strike Against WGA

First Posted: 03/28/08 03:45 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 01:20 PM ET

Wga Strike

Sure to delight movie studio chiefs and producers everywhere, the striking Writers Guild of America is about to be struck by its own downtrodden employees.

The East Coast branch of the striking guild - which has been fighting Hollywood brass for two months - has been waging a behind-the-scenes war with its own unionized staff members. The angry workers claim the writers are trying to stiff them on wage increases they negotiated last year.

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Sure to delight movie studio chiefs and producers everywhere, the striking Writers Guild of America is about to be struck by its own downtrodden employees. The East Coast branch of the striking guild...
Sure to delight movie studio chiefs and producers everywhere, the striking Writers Guild of America is about to be struck by its own downtrodden employees. The East Coast branch of the striking guild...
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02:06 PM on 01/06/2008
A writer has no more claim to downstream income than a set designer or a caterer, they are all just components in a complex business process that involves many people in many roles, from Janitor to Financier...
10:55 AM on 01/05/2008
Does anybody remember when unions meant something or has it been that long?
01:50 PM on 01/04/2008
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The greed in Hollywierd is just amazing - but it is also GREAT ENTERTAINMENT. Keep it up folks!
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12:08 PM on 01/04/2008
GET MONEY!
11:53 AM on 01/04/2008
Whoa! What's going on with the WGA? Maybe there isn't so much difference between the WGA (or any of the guilds, for that matter) and the AMPTP, afterall. Maybe they are all really just corporations just trying to out-maneuver each other. Just like on Wall Street. American public, I think we are being sold a bill-of-goods.