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>illegal anti-competitive practices Genuinely don't know what this refers to -- when was Pixar large enough to do that?
by KerrAvon 5y ago
>illegal anti-competitive practices
Genuinely don't know what this refers to -- when was Pixar large enough to do that?
- wayne 5y ago"According to the lawsuit, the defendant studios, including Pixar, Lucasfilm, and Blue Sky, schemed to avoid high wages for artists by discussing and agreeing to compensation ranges for employees – that is, pay for employees would not go above certain, agreed-upon levels, so that the studios could limit their payroll expenses." https://www.cartoonbrew.com/disney/federal-judge-dismisses-animation-studio-wage-fixing-suit-111255.html https://www.cartoonbrew.com/disney/federal-judge-dismisses-a... Very similar to what Jobs did with other tech companies to drive down wages for engineers.
- dagmx 5y agoCatmull helmed an industry wide wage fixing campaign
- dahart 5y agoIt was multiple studios, not Pixar alone. http://www.animationlawsuit.com/faqs.aspx http://www.animationlawsuit.com/faqs.aspx