James Corden to pay salaries of furloughed LateLateShow staffers (EXCLUSIVE)
has committed to paying the salaries of about 60 furloughed staffers on “The Late Late Show” after their paychecks from CBS come to an end this week.
CBS covered eight weeks of salary for production staffers that were sidelined by the sudden shutdown of “Late Late Show” on March 15 as the coronavirus outbreak spurred social distancing mandates. On the positive side, as California moves slowly to reopen the economy and other aspects of public life, shows filmed on a soundstage a la “Late Late Show” are seen as among the first productions likely to go back in a controlled environment albeit with some adjustments. “Late Late Show” originates from CBS Television City in the Fairfax district.
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