Actors’ Union SAG-AFTRA Sued by More Than 100 Members for Not Protecting Them From Vaccine Rules

Actors’ Union SAG-AFTRA Sued by More Than 100 Members for Not Protecting Them From Vaccine Rules
The SAG-AFTRA logo is displayed outside of the National Headquarters on Wilshire Boulevard during the actors' strike in Los Angeles on Oct. 24, 2023. Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images
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LOS ANGELES—More than 100 SAG-AFTRA members on Dec. 7 filed complaints for damages against their union, alleging that its return-to-work agreement subjected them to invasive testing, masking, and in some cases fired for not complying with mandatory Hollywood producer COVID vaccination requirements.

Dozens of SAG-AFTRA members were banned from work without proof of the COVID-19 vaccine, forced to sign up for a digital health passport to enter production grounds or denied hot meals on set, the Los Angeles Superior Court complaints state.

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