Hachette workers stage walkout to protest publication of Woody Allen memoir
Workers say company is not listening to their concerns over support for film-maker accused of sexual abuse
Dozens of Hachette employees staged a walkout of its New York City offices on Thursday in protest against the company’s decision to publish Woody Allen’s autobiography.
Grand Central, a Hachette imprint, announced this week it would publish the Hollywood director’s Apropos of Nothing on 7 April. Financial terms were not disclosed for the book, which Grand Central quietly acquired a year ago.