Unionized New York Times staffers made a lot of noise in the newsroom over the two-year anniversary of their expired contract and not having received raises in three years.
Unionized staffers staged a walkout at The New York Times in December as part of an ongoing dispute with their employer."A rally took place today INSIDE the New York Times -- in the newsroom! Two years. Too Long," Times correspondent Frances Robles tweeted.NEW YORK TIMES SAYS TRUMP CRITICS DISMISSED COVID LAB LEAK AS ‘CONSPIRACY THEORY,’ BUT SO DID THE PAPER
"If NYT can afford to give raises to top executives, they can afford to give fair raises to employees, too!" Times staff editor Christoph Fuhrmans similarly expressed. "Our current wage proposal offers the biggest package of pay and benefits increases for NewsGuild members in decades. That package includes more than $100 million in additional spending for proposals that the company has already agreed to in the course of negotiations. It would provide far more in pay and benefits than what journalists in other newsrooms around the country receive," the Times spokesperson stated.
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