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TNA Production Crew Reportedly Over Two Months Behind On Pay
As previously reported, The Sporting News had a report which stated that many of the production staff in TNA were behind on pay. Now, The Wrestling Observer (via Wrestlezone) has confirmed that story and added more to it. As of this past weekend, TNA production crew members are over two monts behind on their pay. Some have not been paid for the PPV tapings in February or any events since then.
Workers also received pay in April for work done in January, which is 70 days late from the 30 day period in which they’re supposed to be paid. When the checks are finally sent out, they’re said to be short an average of $1,000 per person. Meanwhile, TNA wrestlers were told they were going to be paid for the March tapings and the crew still haven’t been paid for February.
One worker said that this is the third year in a row where they have had to deal with late payments, although being short on money is a new problem.
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