Hollywood actors reached a tentative agreement with major studios to end the strike. writes about this RIA News.
The protests continued for several months. The strike was organized by the Screen Actors Guild and the Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA). After months of negotiations, representatives of the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) reached an agreement that suits both parties.
The deal with AMPTP was valued at over $1 billion and includes an increase in the minimum wage, protection of members from the threat of artificial intelligence, and a bonus for participating in broadcast broadcasts.
SAG-AFTRA announced on its social networks that all pickets will be closed as of 0:01 local time on November 9th. In the coming days, organization representatives will provide information about holiday events across the country.
The actors’ strike followed protests by the Writers Guild of America that began on May 2. The community, which brought together more than 11.5 thousand writers, organized a mass strike due to the disagreement with the Film and Television Producers Alliance over the improvement of working conditions. On September 27, the parties reached an agreement and this strike ended. Finished.
It was before clarified The damage caused by the writers’ strike to the California economy.