As stated by a new article from the Los Angeles Times revealed that Netflix does not pay residuals to all of its South Korean actors. While speaking to Song Chang-gon, the actor and the current president of the Korean Broadcasting Actors Union, stated that the streaming service has refused to meet with the union to discuss providing residuals (a form of royalty paid to credited actors following a show's debut) to its members.
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Tue, 08/08/2023 - 3:45pm
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