More than a thousand unionized staffers at The New York Times will go on a 24-hour strike Thursday, a historic move amid frustrations with management’s handling of contract negotiations.
will go on a 24-hour strike Thursday, a historic move amid frustrations with management’s handling of contract negotiations.
The Daily Beast’s media newsletter Confider’ union staffers earnestly considered a mass walkout in response to drawn-out negotiations over matters like pay raises. In a Wednesday evening staff-wide email,CEO Meredith Levien confirmed the strike, adding, “It’s disappointing that they’re taking such drastic action, given the clear commitment we’ve shown to negotiate our way to a contract.” In a
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