NUJ votes to drop ‘mother’ and ‘father’ titles for chapel leadership
Official NUJ materials will now refer instead to chapel "chairs".
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Pictured: 1,000 BBC journalists strike over local radio cuts
BBC journalists began to picket outside their studios around England at 11am on Wednesday.
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Hundreds of BBC journalists to strike on Spring Budget day over local radio cuts
Some 83% of NUJ members who voted backed strike action, while 92% backed action short of a strike.
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Why the US journalists’ union is concerned about law forcing big tech to pay for news
And why the UK's National Union of Journalists has been more welcoming of the legislation.
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Financial Times journalists secure £4,200 pay rise for lowest paid
The FT’s is the largest cumulative pay rise recently reported by Press Gazette.
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Media strikes: 1,100 New York Times employees walk out over pay
A summary of all the strike action and union ballots among UK and US journalists in 2022.
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Average UK news media salaries for 2022 revealed (PG salary survey part two)
Our salary survey reveals that almost a fifth of respondents make under £25,000.
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Journalist arrests could be ‘commonplace’ under Public Order Bill, campaigners warn
Law reform organisation Justice has said the arrest of journalists “might become commonplace” should the forthcoming Public Order Bill pass…
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