The editors of CBS’ reality TV hit “Survivor” have voted themselves off the job. At least for the time being.
The post-production crew for the series halted work on the series, going on strike while demanding a union contract.
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The crew said that editorial work on the series, which is due to return for its 29th season Sept. 24, would stop until the union contracts are secured.
On Tuesday, the crew notified its employer that they intended to obtain a union contract with health and retirement benefits.
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Motion Picture Editors Guild board of directors member A.J.