Striking Writers Guild of America members say they work second jobs in retail, food service, and more to make ends meet: 'I never know when work is going to dry up'

Striking Writers Guild of America members say they work second jobs in retail, food service, and more to make ends meet: ‘I never know when work is going to dry up’

May 7, 2023

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Several writers on strike shared experiences struggling financially while working on shows that were nominated for or won awards.

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Writers Guild of America members are currently on strike after their contract expired with no new deal with TV and movie studios.
Many have complained of low pay, especially when writing for a show on a streaming service.
Several said they applied to or were working retail jobs when they found out they were nominated for awards.
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