Some view the labor actions as tools to create change that’s badly needed, while others see it as an abuse of power by unions wielding strikes and picket lines as bargaining tactics.
still appear to be far from reaching a labor agreement.
He attributes the continuing impasse to the wealth of viewing options now available to customers through Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus and other streaming services. “I’ve lost probably 40%,” he said. “It’s tough because the bills don’t go away. We battled through COVID and now we have this issue going on. Productions are moving to other states because of incentives. Twenty-two states are offering very attractive incentives.”
Filadelfia Alcala, a housekeeper at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills hotel, says she’s living paycheck to paycheck.
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