WGA East President Tom Fontana said healthcare and residuals are top priorities in upcoming union negotiations with studios, while criticizing the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger as "toxic for the industry" and warning that jobs and democracy are at stake. Fontana made the remarks at the 78th annual Writers Guild Awards on Sunday, as the WGA prepares for bargaining talks following last year's contentious writers strike.
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WGA East President Tom Fontana said healthcare and residuals are top priorities in upcoming union negotiations with studios, while criticizing the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger as "toxic for the industry" and warning that jobs and democracy are at stake. Fontana made the remarks at the 78th annual Writers Guild Awards on Sunday, as the WGA prepares for bargaining talks following last year's contentious writers strike.