NUJ reacts to Reach’s half year results
NUJ responds to the half year results released this morning
Publishing industry survey shines a light on working from home
NUJ Oxford branch joined forces with the Oxford Publishing Society and the Oxford branch of the Society of Young Publishers to conduct a national survey
New Irish code of practice under fire
Tired old solution won’t solve bogus contracts, says NUJ
Journalists condemn fire and rehire tactics at Newsquest
NUJ members throughout the company are appalled but also bemused as to why Newsquest is choosing to take such an extreme measure.
Privatisation of Channel 4 must be stopped
The NUJ believes the reported aim of the government to privatise Channel 4 makes no sense and will result in a poorer offering for viewers in terms of news coverage, innovative programming and nurturing UK talent.
NUJ reaction to BBC re-hiring Bashir Review
The BBC review fails to fully assuage concerns over cappuccino culture, dodgy recruitment practices and judgement of senior managers.
NUJ reacts to BBC board announcement
NUJ members must have the opportunity to input meaningfully on matters that are critical to their work as journalists and programme makers and to their professional reputations.
NUJ statement on the Dyson report
The general secretary responds to the report on the ethical failures which took place as part of Martin Bashir’s interview with Princess Diana for Panorama.
NUJ welcomes £4m Reach payback to employees
The NUJ today has welcomed the decision by Reach to pay back £4m to employees.
Oxford Mail and Times use fire-and-rehire tactic to end bank holiday working payments
The union has condemned a move to terminate the contracts of journalists working at the Oxford Mail and The Oxford Times, with re-employment being conditional on accepting worse terms and conditions.