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Back to work by Wednesday?

11:40 AM PT, Feb 10 2008

This morning's strike developments:

The WGA negotiating committee has voted unanimously to recommend the deal, and the WGA West board is meeting at this moment to vote to ask the membership to ratify the contract.

If that happens as expected, here's how the week would unfold:

--There would be no more picketing.

-- Show runners could go back to work Monday and begin their producing
duties.

-- Members would vote Tuesday.

-- Everyone should be back at work Wednesday.

More news on the strike

--Maria Elena Fernandez

February 10, 2008 in Strike News | Permalink

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and if the vote does not pass? what then..I am not happy with this deal..

Posted by: greg o | February 10, 2008 at 12:29 PM

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