NUJ menopause guidance Feb 2024
The menopause is a workplace issue: guidance and policy for NUJ chapels and branches
NUJ submission to the House of Lords Communications and Digital committee Future of News inquiry
Union views on the role of artificial intelligence, impartiality and trust in news and necessary changes to the Media Bill are among themes discussed in our evidence.
The NUJ Rule Book 2023-2025
RULE BOOK 2023 – 2025
The Journalist February March 2024
The Post Office scandal, the high human cost of journalism in Gaza and the fights to preserve media jobs worldwide all feature in this month's edition.
NUJ submission to the Communications and Digital Committee call for evidence on large language models
Strong regulatory frameworks with sanctions for AI firms when rights breaches occur, is just one of the union's calls to government on artificial intelligence. The NUJ has expressed its grave concern over the scraping of content without due regard for the moral rights and copyright of jorunalists.
Copyright for journalists and writers
This booklet is for people who are trying to make a living by creative work, particularly journalism.
NUJ Informed February 2024
End the slaughter of journalists in Gaza; RTÉ crisis continues; Reach’s reckoning & reporting democracy in 2024
NUJ submission to the Department of Finance (DOF) review of Defamation Law in Northern Ireland
NUJ submission on necessary provisions required in defamation law and detail on the use and harm of strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPPs).
NUJ Branch January 2024
Message from Michelle Stanistreet, general secretary; Calendar of events 2024; 2024, the year newsrooms embrace AI. Reuters Institute report; Dispatches from the women's football touchline; New training offer.
Public interest test on the potential merger situation in relation to Telegraph Media Group
The NU's submission to the Ofcom investigation into the proposed acquisition by Redbird IMI Media Joint Venture, LCC of the Telegraph Media Group Limited and whether this transaction could raise public interest concerns in relation to the need for accurate presentation of news and the need for free expression of opinion in newspapers.