The guild described the letters as demanding the Studio association immediately return to the bargaining table with theWGA.
See the letter from State Sen. Jessica Ramoshereand the missive sent by State Rep. Latoya Joynerhere.
The letters echo many of the talking points the WGA has made since the strike began May 2.
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The writers are asking for nothing more than the ability to build and sustain careers in the entertainment industry.
The writers on strike arent just standing up for dignified wages.
This contract fight gets to the heart of existential issues facing the future of work, Ramos said.
My colleagues and I are proud to stand with the Writers Guild in their demands for good faith bargaining.
