Emma Roth
The WGA calls Hollywood producers’ counteroffer “neither nothing, nor nearly enough.”
After the AMPTP publicly released its counteroffer to striking writers yesterday, the WGA posted a more detailed update on their negotiations, stating the latest proposals offered by Hollywood studios still aren’t enough:
We will continue to advocate for proposals that fully address our issues rather than accept half measures... As we have repeated from the first day of our first member meeting — and on every day of this strike — our demands are fair and reasonable, and the companies can afford them.
Disclosure: The Verge’s editorial staff is also unionized with the Writers Guild of America, East.
Negotiations Update 8-24-23
[WGA West]
