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    'Saturday Night Live' crew ratifies first-ever contract after threats to strike

    Members of the "Saturday Night Live" postproduction crew unanimously ratified their first-ever contract agreement with NBC this week, averting a possible strike. The new contract, in effect until the summer of 2026, will give employees who work as editors on the NBC sketch-comedy series immediate pay increases and health care benefits, as well as resources that help in coping with the show's ...
    by Jonah Valdez, Los Angeles Times Mar 23, 2023 2 minutes
    Original Saturday Night Live cue cards from the late night live show on display in New York.

    Members of the "Saturday Night Live" postproduction crew unanimously ratified their first-ever contract agreement with NBC this week, averting a possible strike.

    The new contract, in effect until the summer of 2026, will give employees who work as editors on the NBC sketch-comedy series immediate pay increases and health care benefits, as well as resources that help in coping with the show's

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