Chicago Tribune journalists secure first contract after six years of negotiations

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact:
Jake Sheridan; jakersheridan@gmail.com; 704-942-7740
Caroline Kubzansky; ckubzansky@gmail.com; 202-657-8212

CHICAGO — The Chicago Tribune Guild won its first contract from Alden Global Capital after six years of bargaining, securing substantial economic gains and 21st-century workplace protections for members as they continue to keep Chicago informed and accountable.

Continue reading “Chicago Tribune journalists secure first contract after six years of negotiations”

Journalists at Bangor Daily News ratify first contract

BANGOR, Maine — After three days of voting, 89 percent of BDN Union members unanimously voted to accept the terms of their first two-year contract. The union’s Bargaining Committee reached a tentative agreement with Bangor Daily News Management on Oct. 2.

Continue reading “Journalists at Bangor Daily News ratify first contract”
Southern California NewsGuild Logo

California journalists vote to approve contract with Alden Global Capital

Journalists across 11 Southern California newsrooms have voted to ratify a contract proposal after authorizing a strike.

NATIONAL —  The Southern California News Group Guild announced today its members have voted to approve their first contract, with 93% voting in favor of ratification. The agreement comes on the heels of the Guild’s strike authorization vote in September.

Continue reading “California journalists vote to approve contract with Alden Global Capital”
NYT tech workers rally outside of the NYT on election day.

Newsletter: Election Day Strike at the New York Times

Yesterday, I joined our picket line at the New York Times in the largest tech worker strike in U.S. history. The energy was extremely high, culminating in a rally at 1 p.m. in front of the Times. We’ve got 675 colleagues in the New York Times Tech unit, which unionized in March 2022 and has been fighting for a first contract ever since.

Continue reading “Newsletter: Election Day Strike at the New York Times”
Anchorage News Guild Members standing outside of Anchorage Daily News

Anchorage journalists win union election, first in Alaska

The Anchorage News Guild won their NLRB election today in a 13-4 election vote in favor of the union. Anchorage journalists will join the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild, a local union of The NewsGuild-CWA.

Continue reading “Anchorage journalists win union election, first in Alaska”

Release: New York Times Tech Guild walks off the job.

For Immediate Release: Nov. 4, 2024
Contact: Jen Sheehan, jen@nyguild.org, 610-573-0740

Tech Guild workers who power all NYT technology – including mobile push alerts, app & website maintenance and the ‘election needle’ – begin ULP strike, threatening to be the first NewsGuild work stoppage to coincide with a presidential election day in 60 years.

Continue reading “Release: New York Times Tech Guild walks off the job.”

Newsletter: JD Vance crossed our picket line plus NewsGuild wins this week

Yesterday morning, Vice Presidential Candidate JD Vance crossed our picket line at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which is America’s current longest-running strike.

Continue reading “Newsletter: JD Vance crossed our picket line plus NewsGuild wins this week”

Military.com journalists vote unanimously to unionize

Journalists at Military.com voted unanimously 10-0 to unionize in a balloting that was tallied last Thursday. They will join the Washington-Baltimore News Guild Local 32035 of The NewsGuild-CWA.

Continue reading “Military.com journalists vote unanimously to unionize”

Austin Journalists Secure Tentative Agreement After 21-Hour Mediation with Gannett

Journalists at the Austin American-Statesman secured a tentative agreement last week after years of negotiations and a marathon 21-hour session with owner Gannett. The deal, which needs to be ratified by members, comes after more than three years of negotiations, numerous unfair labor practices (ULPs) and relentless pressure from Guild members on management.

Continue reading “Austin Journalists Secure Tentative Agreement After 21-Hour Mediation with Gannett”