Hollywood Actors Vote Overwhelmingly in Favor of Strike Authorization
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SAG-AFTRA members have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike if a fair deal isn't reached by June 30. The guild is pushing to negotiate a deal that involves restrictions on the use of AI and higher streaming residuals, among other things that threaten the livelihood of actors working in Hollywood. If a deal isn't reached by the end of the month, it will move to strike.
- SAG-AFTRA Members Vote to Potentially Strike if No 'Fair Deal' Is Reached IGN
- Screen Actors Guild Authorizes Union to Call a Strike if Needed as Tension Rises in Hollywood The Wall Street Journal
- Hollywood actors authorize strike as writers still out AOL
- A 'hot labor summer.' Hollywood unrest continues as actors vote to authorize a strike Los Angeles Times
- SAG-AFTRA Members Vote 97.9% in Favor of Strike Authorization Variety
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