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The number of workers on strike nearly tripled this year. Greg Iwinski, a late-night TV writer, walked off the job this year amid a dramatic surge of workers…

ArtistGNDphotography/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Greg Iwinski, a late-night TV writer, walked off the job this year amid a dramatic surge of workers going out on strike -- and he says the trend made its presence felt at the bargaining table. "The ammunition that a company has, whether it's an automaker or a TV studio, is telling you that a strike won't work -- your collective action won't help," Iwinski, who helped broker an agreement that delivered significant pay increases for 11,000 Hollywood writers, told ABC News. A slew of contract breakthroughs over the course of 2023 dispelled ...

ArtistGNDphotography/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Greg Iwinski, a late-night TV writer, walked off the job this year amid a dramatic surge of workers going out on strike -- and he says the trend made its presence felt at the bargaining table. "The ammunition that a company has, whether it's an automaker or a TV studio, is telling you that a strike won't work -- your collective action won't help," Iwinski, who helped broker an agreement that delivered significant pay increases for 11,000 Hollywood writers, told ABC News. A slew of contract breakthroughs over the course of 2023 dispelled ...

ArtistGNDphotography/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Greg Iwinski, a late-night TV writer, walked off the job this year amid a dramatic surge of workers going out on strike -- and he says the trend made its presence felt at the bargaining table. "The ammunition that a company has, whether it's an automaker or a TV studio, is telling you that a strike won't work -- your collective action won't help," Iwinski, who helped broker an agreement that delivered significant pay increases for 11,000 Hollywood writers, told ABC News. A slew of contract breakthroughs over the course of 2023 dispelled ...

ArtistGNDphotography/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Greg Iwinski, a late-night TV writer, walked off the job this year amid a dramatic surge of workers going out on strike -- and he says the trend made its presence felt at the bargaining table. "The ammunition that a company has, whether it's an automaker or a TV studio, is telling you that a strike won't work -- your collective action won't help," Iwinski, who helped broker an agreement that delivered significant pay increases for 11,000 Hollywood writers, told ABC News. A slew of contract breakthroughs over the course of 2023 dispelled ...