Posted on 08 June 2009. Tags: Boston Globe, Newspaper Guild, The New York Times
This will be a bit of a tough week to blog (in theory, I’m on vacation…ha!!!) but you will get what I can sneak in here. Today, my heart goes out to the journalists at The Boston Globe: Months of labor acrimony at The Boston Globe will come to a head on Monday, when […]
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Posted on 19 May 2005. Tags: AFL-CIO Reorganization, John Sweeney, Labor, Newspaper Guild
I have just been given two letters that were sent to John Sweeney yesterday by Federation workers at 16th Street in the wake of the deep cuts announced two weeks ago. Coming soon after the release of the insurgents new proposal, this cannot help John Sweeney try to stem the vibrations coursing through the AFL-CIO […]
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Posted on 03 May 2005. Tags: AFL-CIO, Bob Welch, Labor, Newspaper Guild
Tomorrow, the word will come down on who will lose their jobs in the previously-reported cuts at 16th Street. All managers have been told to be in their offices nationwide and there’s a conference call scheduled tomorrow morning with Sweeney’s executive assistant, Bob Welch. One AFL-CIO staffer just sent me this missive from the Newspaper […]
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Posted on 10 March 2005. Tags: Bangalore, India, Labor, Newspaper Guild, Reuters, Robert Reich
Welcome to the age of Remote Control Journalism—that’s what Pete Szekely, who is the chairman of the Reuters unit of the Newspaper Guild, calls the news we’re going to get from sources like Reuters. I ran into Pete yesterday. He reminded me of an important development that’s worth updating: Reuters is moving a number of […]
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