Bullying, clickbait culture, pay, camaraderie, free coffee: National press journalists rate their employers
Readers of Press Gazette's coverage of Express Newspapers may not be surprised to learn that it appears to be the…
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Survey: 96 per cent of broadcast journalists enjoy jobs – but ‘inept management’ and bullying are concerns
Broadcast journalists have complained about "inept management" and bullying in a Press Gazette survey. More than 100 journalists working for…
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Consumer magazine journalists happiest in their jobs, according to Press Gazette industry survey
Journalists who work in the consumer magazine sector are the happiest in the industry, a survey has found. Over the…
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Press Gazette survey finds freelance journalists are happier than staffers – but pay is falling
Freelance journalists are concerned about falling pay rates and insecurity – but enjoy the freedom their work offers, with 94…
By Online journalists’ survey: ‘Public will soon live off attention-seeking, fact-free, gossipy clickbait’
Journalists have concerns about the "dumbing down" of content on their websites, a Press Gazette survey has found. More than…
By Journalism survey 2015: B2B journalists flag up concerns over commercial influence on editorial
Several business-to-business journalists have expressed concerns over having to "kowtow to advertisers" in a Press Gazette survey. Over the summer,…
By Survey: News agency journalists complain of ‘unethical door knocks’, ‘unreasonable hours’ and ‘unacceptable pay’
News agency journalists have complained of "unethical door knocks", "unreasonable hours" and "unacceptable" pay in an anonymous survey. Some journalists…
By ‘Five years ago I loved it, now I’m quitting!’ Local journalism survey reveals pay, security and clickbait concerns
Newsquest journalists are the least happy of those working for major regional newspaper publishers, a Press Gazette survey has found.…
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