Coronavirus: 120,000 Jobs Lost By IATSE Members In Hollywood Production Shutdown
reported Tuesday that the COVID-19-related suspensions in production have resulted in the loss of 120,000 jobs held by its 150,000 members.
“It’s haphazard,” said another. “Some shows are paying two week’s severance at full salary, and some are paying two weeks at eight hours a day – which is reduced pay for those who normally work 60 hours a week. And some, as of now, are not paying anything, which is disappointing. There is no safety net from up above.
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