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The NUJ has welcomed the purchase of the Shetland Times by Highland News and Media, guaranteeing the future of the 153 year-old newspaper.

A new statement by the PA chapel relays the anger and upset among journalists caused by the company’s “inflexible approach and seeming refusal to consider the views of experienced and dedicated staff.”

The chapel has confirmed it will consult members to discuss next steps, which could include industrial escalation if no movement is made by the company.

John Swinney has written to PA Media after the company announced plans to cut 8% of its UK editorial staff last week.  

The union has welcomed the announcement by the Scottish government that it does not intend to introduce any legal changes to restrict the reporting of the identities of children who die as a result of homicide in Scotland. 

The union said Scotland desperately needed an organisation to champion public interest news, but it needed start-up funding from the government.

Recommendations to support and fund a diverse, pluralistic and sustainable press and public interest journalism has been published for consideration by the Scottish government.

Conference discussed and agreed policy on a range of governmental issues including sexual harassment, FOI legislation and Julian Assange.

The NUJ has urged the UK Chancellor to announce the details of the fourth grant for the self-employed now and not as part of his March budget.

The NUJ has welcomed the purchase of the Shetland Times by Highland News and Media, guaranteeing the future of the 153 year-old newspaper.

A new statement by the PA chapel relays the anger and upset among journalists caused by the company’s “inflexible approach and seeming refusal to consider the views of experienced and dedicated staff.”

The chapel has confirmed it will consult members to discuss next steps, which could include industrial escalation if no movement is made by the company.

John Swinney has written to PA Media after the company announced plans to cut 8% of its UK editorial staff last week.  

The union has welcomed the announcement by the Scottish government that it does not intend to introduce any legal changes to restrict the reporting of the identities of children who die as a result of homicide in Scotland. 

The union said Scotland desperately needed an organisation to champion public interest news, but it needed start-up funding from the government.

Recommendations to support and fund a diverse, pluralistic and sustainable press and public interest journalism has been published for consideration by the Scottish government.

Conference discussed and agreed policy on a range of governmental issues including sexual harassment, FOI legislation and Julian Assange.

The NUJ has urged the UK Chancellor to announce the details of the fourth grant for the self-employed now and not as part of his March budget.