Overview
- Dozens of WGA members boosted the Writers Guild Staff Union’s picket outside guild headquarters on Tuesday in the strike’s second week.
- Bargainers met Sunday at a neutral site in San Pedro and were expected to reconvene Tuesday evening.
- Staff leaders say pay remains unresolved, noting many workers earn $50,000 to $80,000 and that 64% make less than $84,850 in Los Angeles.
- WGA leadership denies unfair labor practice claims and released a side‑by‑side of proposals and counterproposals.
- A prolonged stoppage could complicate the March 8 WGA Awards, as the guild also prepares to open AMPTP negotiations on March 16.