Journalists at BBC Parliament to strike for 24 hours in dispute over pay ‘fairness’
BBC Parliament journalists are set to take 24-hours of strike in protest at unequal pay grading from 6am tomorrow. The…
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Brexit campaign group accused of flouting English law by using photographer’s image without approval
A freelance photographer is demanding payment from pro-Brexit campaign group Leave.EU after it used his photos of the Brexit: The…
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Snooper’s charter: Government concedes that judges must consider privacy when approving state spying
The Government yesterday significantly strengthened judicial oversight of state surveillance as the Investigatory Powers Bill went through its final stages…
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NUJ praises rival union founder Steve Turner as ‘fierce defender’ of journalism following his death at 80
British Association of Journalists union founder Steve Turner has been praised by rival union the NUJ as a “fierce defender”…
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Closure of daily Nuneaton News is latest phase of Trinity Mirror’s planned £12m Local World cuts
The daily Nuneaton News has become the latest casualty of widespread cutbacks being made across the Local World group by…
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‘Shove it in the fudge boys’: Listen to the delightfully jaunty 1932 ‘Song of the NUJ’
‘Shove it in the fudge boys, shove it in the fudge’. So goes one of the choruses to The Song…
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Vice UK accused by NUJ of ‘old-fashioned union-busting ruse’ with proposal for a ‘staff council’
Youth media brand Vice has been accused of “old-fashioned union-busting” by offering membership of a staff association as an alternative…
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NUJ condems use of “chavs” and “skiver” as launches guidelines for reporting on the impoverished
The NUJ has launched guidelines for journalists reporting on those living in poverty, saying the language used by some sections…
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