FOI: Defending the right to know
Journalists, politicians and academics come together to raise the alarm.
Trade union leaders tell PM to reject ‘insulting’ report and act on race equality at work
The NUJ has signed an open letter to Boris Johnson rejecting the report from the Commission on Racial and Ethnic Disparities.
NUJ pays tribute to Eric Gordon
The Camden New Journal's editor since the paper was set up in 1982 has died, aged 89.
NUJ statement in support of Sima Kotecha
The BBC reporter was subjected to abuse while preparing for a live broadcast; a man has since pleaded guilty.
Vacancy: NUJ organiser
The deadline for the vacancy of an NUJ organiser has been extended to noon, Friday 7 May
NUJ Organiser Deadline May 7
Based in the National Union of Journalists’ London head office, the NUJ organiser will work across the union’s industrial sectors, working on casework and organising opportunities across the diverse range of sectors in which the union recruits and organises.
TUC guide April 2021. A safe return to the workplace.
The union approach to keeping workers safe as the UK Government eases restrictions following the third lockdown.
NUJ backs the TUC's concerns over end of shielding
Union’s Disabled Members’ Council calls the UK’s government's decision a sick April Fool’s joke.
NUJ statement on reporting during the May elections
Michelle Stanistreet, NUJ general secretary, said: “The NUJ has warned political parties across the UK against using the Covid-19 regulations as a way of restricting the reporting of events, campaigns, photocalls and press conferences.
TUC: institutional racism exists in the UK labour market and society
Commenting on the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report, Frances O’Grady, TUC general secretary said: