New York Times Tech Guild Ends Strike Without a Deal
The action was criticized for its timing, which coincided with the final hours of the U.S. presidential election, thus impacting the newspaper’s ability to cover the race’s conclusion. While this was meant as a bargaining tactic designed to draw the paper’s executives to the table, that tactic doesn’t appear to have worked very well.
NY Times tech workers union ends strike — without new contract
The union representing tech workers at the New York Times on Monday ended its strike — launched days before Election Day — without securing a new contract. The Tech Guild, which represents some 600 software engineers and programmers at the Gray Lady ...
The New York Times and the unions representing its workers have had a handful of labor disputes, including one that left the ...
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New York Times analyst Nate Cohn wrote in the Times’ live blog. Cohn said in tweets earlier Tuesday afternoon that ...
The Times Tech Guild represents more than 600 software developers and others who run the back-end systems behind The Times’s ...
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