The Writers Guild of America is set to meet once again with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers on Tuesday with a response to the studios’ latest offer on a collective bargaining agreement that could end the writers’ strike that has lasted over 100 days.
Two individuals, one on each side of the labor divide, tell TheWrap that the WGA and AMPTP are set to meet after the guild’s negotiating committee spent the weekend pouring over the studios’ latest offer, which is said to have proposals linked to all the major issues that the WGA wants addressed in its next contract.