![]() ![]() “They never tried to make it a gig economy before,” Wisse said. “They’re asking some people to work day-to-day,” Rhine said, noting that he’s heard chapter and verse in recent days from fellow WGA members about mini room experiences. But they see the bigger threat posed by the structural changes afoot in the television business. The trio were quick to emphasize their good fortune to be employed for so long by a stable, year-round show. Wisse’s view is that the strike is part of a larger fight for the matter of being “fairly compensated for the labor you give,” he said. Without us it’s just an empty blue screen.” ![]() “Our words are on the screen every night,” Loud told Variety. ![]()
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