Here's the thing I was talking about yesterday in the car - about NBC laying off pretty much every below-the-line employee on the Office.
I can't say that I've been oblivious to the effects on all personnel this strike has, but I never really cared until I read that post. All it just does is make me wish this strike was over faster, because it affects so many people. If 102 employees were laid off for one show, then how many are out of work when taking all affected shows into consideration?
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I can't say that I've been oblivious to the effects on all personnel this strike has, but I never really cared until I read that post. All it just does is make me wish this strike was over faster, because it affects so many people. If 102 employees were laid off for one show, then how many are out of work when taking all affected shows into consideration?