Alamo Drafthouse Cinema laid off 70 employees from its New York City locations, with significant losses at the Downtown Brooklyn site. Current and former employees experienced shock and panic, particularly after the company initially indicated layoffs would not affect them. Despite the company's claims of expected revenue drops necessitating these layoffs, union representatives argue the evidence provided was insufficient and contradictory, leading to a filed unfair labor practice charge. The parent company, Sony Pictures, declined to comment, leaving many questions unanswered regarding the financial viability of the workforce.
Their reasoning is utterly unsatisfactory and ridiculous, Alamo and especially Sony refuse to share any financial evidence of being able to pay their workforce.
They tried to offer us data that proved that, and every piece of data they showed us completely countered their proof.
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