Hollywood Commission Survey Reveals Increased Awareness but Decreased Confidence in Addressing Workplace Misconduct

While awareness of workplace misconduct has risen, 71% of employees do not believe powerful individuals will be held accountable, according to the survey.

According to the Hollywood Commission's 2022-23 Entertainment Industry Survey, awareness of workplace misconduct has significantly increased since 2020, but confidence in the industry's ability to address such issues has decreased.
Despite the increased awareness, 71% of employees surveyed do not believe that individuals in positions of power will face consequences for their actions.
The survey also found that white cisgender men generally perceive the entertainment industry as more welcoming and progressive in addressing harassment and abuse than other demographic groups.
Anita Hill, chair of the Hollywood Commission, sees the increased awareness as a positive step towards systemic change, but acknowledges the need for more action and intervention.
The Hollywood Commission plans to launch new programs aimed at addressing these issues and creating safer, more equitable workplaces in the entertainment industry.