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WGA Members Vote 98.4% to Approve Pattern of Demands for Upcoming Talks

The WGA announced Tuesday that 98.4% of members had voted in favor of the “pattern of demands,” a loose outline of topics for discussion in upcoming negotiations.

The vote was not unexpected, but does signal a broad consensus around issues like wages, streaming residuals and “mini-rooms.” The negotiations are set to begin on March 20, ahead of the May 1 expiration of the current contract.

According to the guild, 5,643 members cast ballots, with 5,553 voting yes, and 90 voting no.

More to come…

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