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" Fashion Police&amp;#039;s writing staff have filed a complaint against the show&amp;#039;s network E! The scribes filed documents claiming that E! has failed to pay them for all of the hours they have worked in breach of Californian employment law, according to the Writers Guild of America.  The WGA, which posted a statement about the lawsuit on their website, confirmed that the writers have complained to the California Division of Labor Standards Enforcement. &amp;quot;We love writing for Fashion Police, but the company needs to do the right thing and pay us fairly for all the hard work and time we put into it,&amp;quot; employee Bryan Cook said. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;ve helped make it one of the network&amp;#039;s top-rated shows and E! needs to start treating us like professional writers.&amp;quot; His co-worker Eliza Skinner revealed that she has never been paid for more than eight hours of work, even though she ends up doing &amp;quot;unpaid overtime&amp;quot;. &amp;quot;I put in anywhere from 12 to 32 additional hours on each show - time I should have been compensated for,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;There are some shows where we are required to work 16 hour days, from 2.30pm until around 5.30 the following morning.&amp;quot; In a statement, E! told The Hollywood Reporter: &amp;quot;E! values our Fashion Police writers and we pay them fairly and in full legal compliance.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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