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DC Thomson directors awarded themselves £50m in dividends over the past two years while staff received consecutive 0% pay 'awards'.

National Union of Journalists (NUJ) members working for National World have branded the company’s refusal to enter into pay talks pending a takeover as damaging to staff’s morale and financial security.

Newspapers and Agencies Industrial Council (NAIC) reps met to discuss priority issues spanning organising to pay.

The NUJ has informed the Guardian Media Group of its intention to ballot members following an overwhelming indicative vote in favour of industrial action.

Following a summit of LDR union members, the NUJ has raised its concerns including on inconsistent LDR pay rates and unacceptable story count levels, calling for urgent change to the scheme.

This year’s theme is ‘Reclaiming Narratives’ underscoring “a commitment to correcting historical inaccuracies and showcasing the untold success stories and the full complexity of Black heritage.”

Low pay, improved transparency and pay stagnation were among member concerns discussed in negotiations.

Registration for the Newspapers and Agencies Council national summit on 9 November from 11am-4pm is now open.

The union has called on the publisher to ensure a fair pay regime for its journalists following publication of the company’s group accounts revealing pre-tax profits of £34m.

The union has welcomed a decision by the Central Arbitration Committee to approve automatic recognition at the company.

DC Thomson directors awarded themselves £50m in dividends over the past two years while staff received consecutive 0% pay 'awards'.

National Union of Journalists (NUJ) members working for National World have branded the company’s refusal to enter into pay talks pending a takeover as damaging to staff’s morale and financial security.

Newspapers and Agencies Industrial Council (NAIC) reps met to discuss priority issues spanning organising to pay.

The NUJ has informed the Guardian Media Group of its intention to ballot members following an overwhelming indicative vote in favour of industrial action.

Following a summit of LDR union members, the NUJ has raised its concerns including on inconsistent LDR pay rates and unacceptable story count levels, calling for urgent change to the scheme.

This year’s theme is ‘Reclaiming Narratives’ underscoring “a commitment to correcting historical inaccuracies and showcasing the untold success stories and the full complexity of Black heritage.”

Low pay, improved transparency and pay stagnation were among member concerns discussed in negotiations.

Registration for the Newspapers and Agencies Council national summit on 9 November from 11am-4pm is now open.

The union has called on the publisher to ensure a fair pay regime for its journalists following publication of the company’s group accounts revealing pre-tax profits of £34m.

The union has welcomed a decision by the Central Arbitration Committee to approve automatic recognition at the company.