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NUJ rule book 2011
Includes rule change amendments from the Delegate Meeting in Southport, April 2011
NUJ Active for International Women's Day
Welcome to NUJ Active International Women’s Day edition 2011. For a century we have been celebrating our achievements and recognising our continuing struggle for equal rights. In our union we can look back with pride at a rich tradition of women's activism since the union was founded in 1907. NUJ women members have been contributing to the success of the NUJ as an organising, member-led
union and we have been fighting for equal pay since 1917.
Newsquest (North West) accounts
Directors' Report and Financial Statements for 52 weeks ended 26 December 2010.
Minutes Irish Executive Council 9 Dec 2010
Minutes of the meeting of the Irish Executive Council 9 Dec 2010.
TUCG: Big Society Savage Cuts
The Trade Union Coordinating Group (TUCG), of which the NUJ is a member, briefing on the cuts, which outlines how the cuts will affect workers in many key areas.
Organising The Future
A report produced in 2010 mapping the new media sector of the British and Irish media, with regional information and recruitment targets.
Metropolitan Police Authority Civil Liberties Panel - Responding to G20
Following the policing of the protests in central London on 1 and 2 April 2009, which were timed to coincide with the meeting of the G20 heads of state in London, the police came in for significant criticism. The tragic death of Ian Tomlinson and media furore following the G20 protests, prompted a fundamental questioning of the approach to policing protest. Several scrutinies of how the demonstrations were policed have been conducted, including an inspection by Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary (HMCIC), at the request of the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS).
The Panel’s review overlaps the findings of those reports. This was unavoidable, given the Panel’s need to understand how the MPS are responding to the recommendations that were made. Where the Civil Liberties Panel felt there were gaps in those scrutinies, we have conducted our own investigations.
NUJ response to the Rapid Review of Counter Terrorism powers
Media workers have a duty to take photographs or film incidents. The police have no legal powers or moral responsibility to prevent or restrict what they record. The NUJ believes that police officers should never use terrorism powers to conduct arbitrary stop and searches and should instead use objective criteria.
Gannett UK Limited, Directors' Report and Financial Statements 2009
Gannett UK Limited, Directors' Report and Financial Statements for the 52 weeks ended 27 December 2009
Letter to Craig A Dubow, Gannett, on Newsquest Pension Scheme
Letter written to Craig A Dubow, Chairman and Chief Executive of Gannett Co., Inc, by Jeremy Dear, NUJ general secretary, on the proposed closure of the Newsquest Pension Scheme to future accrual.
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