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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Media strikes: Gannett journalists stage one-day walkout over ‘austerity measures’
It’s not just tube drivers, airline workers and lawyers who are discontented with pay and conditions this year as the…
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Cost of living crisis forcing some to leave journalism for better paid jobs
Press Gazette has previously explored the impact the cost of living crisis is having on low-paid reporters, but how could…
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Press Gazette has previously explored the impact the cost of living crisis is having on low-paid reporters, but what impact…
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Nearly 1,000 news industry jobs cut in UK, US and Ireland since June
Journalist redundancies appear to be rising in the UK, US and Ireland as publishers brace for a recession. Of 830…
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Reach journalists’ strike appears to have had little impact on traffic
Traffic to Reach’s biggest news websites did not fall significantly on the day of the strike at the publisher, according…
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Three-day strike and ‘work to rule’ at Reach suspended for vote on new proposal
Update 3, 12/9/22: A further three-day strike has been put on hold as the NUJ ballots its members at Reach over…
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Agency boss hits out at ‘paltry and outdated’ freelance rates at Reach on day of journalist strike
A news agency boss has hit out at “paltry and outdated” freelance rates at Reach’s national newspapers as the publisher’s…
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