Hollywood guild leaders tout union solidarity

The protracted twin strikes by the WGA and SAG-AFTRA have disrupted film and TV productions nationwide and caused pain for entertainment businesses and crews that have lost work.
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On Labor Day, Hollywood guild leaders tout union solidarity Click to view images

In an email sent out Sunday, Jodi Long — president of the SAG-AFTRA's Los Angeles local — stressed solidarity with other unions pushing for improved pay and working conditions.

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