The Journalist June-July 2025
Coverage of DM 2025 plus features on podcasts, pickets, pensions, and the mayhem of reporting from Glastonbury.
DM2025: government policies
Motions on the need for long-term reform of the funding of public service broadcasting at RTÉ, and cuts to the winter fuel payment featured.
TUC Congress 2024
NUJ motions on restoring trust in the media and a campaign to improve pay and conditions for freelances were passed unanimously by delegates.
NUJ welcomes BBC pension case ruling
The NUJ is pleased to note the recent ruling of the Court of Appeal, in which three judges dismissed the BBC’s appeal confirming that it can only make changes to its pension schemes in limited circumstances.
NUJ reacts to High Court judgment on BBC pension scheme rules
The union welcomes the High Court's judgment on the BBC’s application to seek a ruling on the correct interpretation of one of the Pension Scheme Rules.
DM2023: freelance issues
The appalling rates offered to freelances were discussed by delegates.
TUC Women's conference 2023
The cost-of-living crisis, gender pay gaps, job adverts, violence against women and football boots were all up for discussion.
60+ Council pensions briefing
The NUJ’s 60+ Council is fighting for fair pensions and supports the WASPI campaign for the almost 4 million women born in the 1950s unjustifiably discriminated against in their pension. The Council also supports the retention of the triple lock and is most concerned for the very, many freelance journalists who do not have the benefit of employers’ contributions to their pension and could not always afford to contribute to a private pension.
Financing the future – 2021
The NUJ faces a grave financial challenge, that puts at risk its ability to support members into the future.
Financing the future – 2021 Executive Summary
The NUJ faces a grave financial challenge, that puts at risk its ability to support members into the future.