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10/03/2024

NEW YORK – The New Yorker Union has unanimously voted to authorize a strike less than a month ahead of the magazine’s most star-studded and high-profile event.

09/20/2024

NEW YORK – The leaders of The NY Times Guild have passed a resolution of support for the Times Tech Guild’s plans to go on strike. 

09/20/2024

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The unionized workers of The Atlantic, represented by the NewsGuild of New York, will hold a rally today at 12:30 p.m. outside The Atlantic Festival.

09/19/2024

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The unionized workers of The Atlantic, represented by the NewsGuild of New York, will bring their fight for a fair contract to the two-day Atlantic Festival.

09/18/2024

NEW YORK – Unionized editorial workers at LexisNexis-owned Law360 have reached a tentative five-year contract deal that, among many gains, lifts wages by an average of 12%, increases family leave to 14 weeks, includes an average bonus of $9,000 and ensures strong job protections on AI and more.

09/11/2024

NEW YORK –  The unionized editorial staff of Forbes, represented by The NewsGuild of New York, has overwhelmingly passed a vote of no confidence against CEO Mike Federle and Chief Content Officer Randall Lane, charging them with failing to maintain essential standards of editorial integrity, allowing pay inequity and erosion of staff to persist and refusing to be part of productive contract negotiations.

09/10/2024

NEW YORK – The Times Tech Guild – the union that includes software engineers, product managers, data analysts, project managers and designers at the New York Times – has voted to authorize a strike just as the presidential election session shifts into high gear. 

09/10/2024

NEW YORK – Unionized editorial workers at LexisNexis-owned Law360 began an unfair labor practice (ULP) strike at 12:01 a.m. today, after giving management every opportunity to bargain a fair contract and negotiate remedies for their unlawful actions.

08/26/2024

Today Gannett notified workers that it intends to shut down Reviewed, its product review site, effective this November. Gannett’s actions follow months of union-busting by the company with workers engaging in multiple walkouts as they bargained for a first contract. 

08/21/2024

On Tuesday, we learned that Condé Nast had entered into a multi-year partnership with OpenAI. The email, from CEO Roger Lynch, offered very few details other than to assert that OpenAI has "been transparent and willing to productively work with publishers like us so that the public can receive reliable information and news through their platforms."