Further cuts to BBC leave it in a “perilous state”, says NUJ
The NUJ has called for an urgent reconsideration of the BBC’s funding after yet more damaging cuts across the corporation were unveiled today.
Two candidates for NUJ general secretary election
Two candidates have been ratified to stand as candidates for the post of general secretary of the National Union of Journalists. The successful candidate will succeed current general secretary Michelle Stanistreet, who is stepping down from the role.
NUJ achieves historic union recognition at Press Association
The union has welcomed a decision by the Central Arbitration Committee to approve automatic recognition at the company.
National World figures reveal "financial flexibility" and 13 per cent digital growth
NUJ calls on the publisher to fairly remunerate its journalists through a decent pay rise, following publication of its 2023 figures.
Reach announces further job cuts
The NUJ has expressed its dismay at news of substantial job cuts announced by the company today.
National World journalists prepare to strike
Over 330 journalists at the publisher will participate in the first company-wide industrial action on Monday.
National World NUJ members set to strike for three days
NUJ members at National World, publisher of the Scotsman, Yorkshire Post and 100-plus regional titles, have voted to strike in a dispute over pay.
National World “solid performance” results must be reinvested into journalists’ pay
NUJ urges improved pay award as half year results indicate growth in digital revenue and strong cash balance.
National World journalists deliver vote of no confidence in chairman
The executive chairman of National World has lost the confidence of hundreds of journalists working for the company's newspapers and websites across the UK.
Journalists at National World condemn redundancy process
The NUJ has expressed dismay at National World’s treatment of staff during its current redundancy process.