The National Labor Review Board issued a complaint Wednesday stating that contestants on Netflix's hit reality show "Love is Blind" should be considered employees, a step that could have big implications for the reality TV industry as a whole.

A complaint against Netflix dating show Love Is Blind could open the door to widespread unionization in the unscripted television world, hastening a reality reckoning. The National Labor Relations Board has issued a complaint against Kinetic Content,

The agency says the Netflix show has committed multiple labor law violations, including unlawful noncompete clauses The post ‘Love Is Blind’ Contestants Classified as Employees by National Labor Board appeared first on TheWrap.

Contestants on Netflix’s hit reality dating show “Love Is Blind” should be considered employees, according to a complaint issued by the National Labor Relations Board reported by The New York Times.