By Jonathan Handel
Score one for labor. SAG and AFTRA jointly reached a deal last week with the advertising industry, retaining the current lucrative compensation structure for broadcast network commercials, and largely resisting the industry's attempt to reduce pension and health contributions. Solidarity, it seems, makes a difference. In the words of a labor-side source close to the talks, "the unions effectively won."
The industry's chief negotiator, Doug Wo...
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