Labor & Unions
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Karen Attiah Won’t Return to Washington Post Despite Winning Reinstatement
The former columnist settled with the Post after winning reinstatement over her Charlie Kirk posts
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SAG-AFTRA Members Ratify New 4-Year TV Animation Contracts
“As someone who often works in TV animation, my heartfelt thanks goes out to the TV Animation Negotiating Committee,” President Sean Astin says
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Inside the Rush to Secure the Federal Film Tax Credit
The nationwide incentive could change the American film industry, but California could still fall behind as other states step up
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Sean Astin Responds to SAG Actors’ Outcry Over Health Insurance: ‘Your Experiences Do Reach the People You Elect’
The actors guild president’s speech comes as thousands of members struggle to pay dues and qualify for health care amidst declining job opportunities
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Writers Guild Warns of Billionaire Media Control as ‘Musk’ Documentary Faces Alleged Censorship Campaign
“This unchecked concentration over our news and media threatens democratic discourse,” the union writes
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IATSE Names Jillian Arnold Union’s First-Ever Labor & Technology Intelligence Officer
She will focus on AI and emerging technologies’ impact on the crafts, jobs and working conditions of U.S. and Canadian entertainment workers
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WGAE Partners With AI-Shielding Tool Cloak
The offering renders documents unreadable to most AI models
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Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery’s $110 Billion Merger Closes
The Skydance conclusion comes after months of twists and turns, including a bidding war with Netflix and a legal fight with 12 state attorneys general
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Hollywood Spends More Than Half of Its Film Budgets Outside the US, Union Study Shows
The report comes as the entertainment industry pushes hard on Congress to pass a federal production tax incentive
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Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s Casa Bonita Sued for Unfair Labor Practices, Trial Set for December
The restaurant, made famous by “South Park,” has been accused of cutting hours for performers during labor contract talks
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Paramount’s Makan Delrahim, California AG Rob Bonta Get Candid on Warner Bros. Merger Settlement
TheGrill 2026: The two appeared (separately) on stage on the same day the antitrust settlement was officially approved
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Paramount’s Makan Delrahim Says Threat to Move Out of California ‘Was Not a Bluff’
TheGrill 2026: The media giant’s chief legal officer unpacks how the settlement with 12 state AGs came together and addresses concerns around politics and CNN’s independence
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Apple Studios VFX Artists Reach First IATSE Union Contract
AI protections, healthcare, and turnarounds are included in the first bargaining agreement with the Silicon Valley studio
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Judge Approves Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Settlement
The move clears the final hurdle for the $110 billion deal’s closing













