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	<title>Comments on: Tom Cruise&#039;s United Artists Strikes Deal with WGA</title>
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		<title>By: Sceptic</title>
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		<description>How do all these independent agreements help? U/A can&#039;t hire all of the out of work writers. To me it seems to be a way of breaking the union, forcing everyone into independent deals and not into an across the board deal.
This does not seem good for the union or it&#039;s members, I think they are being sold a bill of goods with these independent agreements. 
Until the union strikes an accord with all the studios for the same demands, this only gets a handful of writers working.
The only reason I can see for U/A to sign is that Cruise has a movie stalled in production that needs some scenes written. If this movie flops, which very well could be the death knell for U/A, no writers working at all for U/A.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>How do all these independent agreements help? U/A can&#039;t hire all of the out of work writers. To me it seems to be a way of breaking the union, forcing everyone into independent deals and not into an across the board deal.<br />
This does not seem good for the union or it&#039;s members, I think they are being sold a bill of goods with these independent agreements.<br />
Until the union strikes an accord with all the studios for the same demands, this only gets a handful of writers working.<br />
The only reason I can see for U/A to sign is that Cruise has a movie stalled in production that needs some scenes written. If this movie flops, which very well could be the death knell for U/A, no writers working at all for U/A.</p>
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