
NUJ rejects BBC's "£50" pay rise offerThe NUJ has rejected the BBC's "£50" offer during latest talks on this year's pay deal, with Michelle Stanistreet, the union's general secretary, describing it as "unacceptable"....
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Women make up more than a third of journalists and their unions' leaders, international study showsA study published by the European and the International Federation of Journalists (EFJ and IFJ) has shown that women in Europe make up more than a third (42%) of journalists' unions membership and leading positions (36%)....
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NUJ supports UK events to Make Your Local News WorkThe National Union of Journalists will be the venue for the first in a series of events organised by Co-operatives UK in partnership with the Carnegie UK Trust to foster and promote alternative media ownership models....
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Intellectual Property Bill must "protect the integrity of journalists' work"Protection by copyright is essential for journalists to ensure that they are paid for their work and are not ripped off by publishers or websites who use their copy or photographs....
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Respect at work in the media & entertainment industriesAsk your MP to sign the early day motion supporting the NUJ's campaign with the Federation of Entertainment Unions against bullying in the workplace....
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Investigative Journalism Summer SchoolHigh Risk Investigations: taking on greedy corporations, secretive governments, cheats, criminals and predatory celebrities....
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War, peace and the media – Bruce Kent speaks to the NUJPeace campaigner Bruce Kent is set to give his thoughts on the media as guest speaker at the NUJ PR and Communications Branch meeting on Tuesday 4 June....
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NUJ criticises Newsquest jobs axe in Wales and GloucestershireThe NUJ has criticised Newsquest for axeing up to eight sub-editing jobs in Wales and Gloucestershire....
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IFJ Congress 2013The 28th Congress of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) will take place on 4-7 June in the historic grounds of Dublin Castle, Dublin, Ireland....
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NUJ and IFJ call for better rights for creative workThe National Union of Journalists (UK) and the International Federation of Journalists join together today to defend intellectual property and journalistic work....
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