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The TV industry still struggles with class inequality – access alone won’t fix it
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An article examining how the UK television industry's diversity initiatives have focused on access but failed to address deeper class inequality, including workplace cultures characterised by exhaustion, overwork, and professional pressure against setting boundaries.

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The TV industry still struggles with class inequality – access alone won’t fix it
Production staff described cultures where exhaustion and overwork were normalised and where saying no to work could carry professional consequences. Grusho Anna/Shutterstock For years, efforts to make the UK television industry more inclusive have largely focused on access initiatives, designed to help people from underrepresented backgrounds “get a foot in the door”. While questions of diversity and representation have received growing industry attention, class inequality has often remained le
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