NUJ letter says Reach must rethink its business plan which is endangering the company’s survival
The directors and shareholders of Reach, publisher of titles including The Mirror, Daily Star, Daily Record, Manchester Evening News, Irish Daily Mirror and Liverpool Echo, have been told it needs a radical rethinking of its business strategy in a letter from the National Union of Journalists.
Reach to cut 200 jobs
The publisher has announced plans to make 102 job cuts in editorial roles out of 200 across the group. 253 journalists have been placed at risk.
#NUJReachStrike – Solidarity messages
Messages of solidarity for NUJ members on strike at Reach newspapers and websites have been posted on Twitter all day.
Press agencies' body hits out at Reach's paltry rates of pay
Jon Harris, of the National Association of Press Agencies, has written an open letter to Reach Plc’s editor in chief Lloyd Embley to protest at the company’s ‘’paltry’’ rates of pay to freelances in the wake of today’s journalists’ strike.
Reach journalists call for company bosses to reinvest their excessive pay deals to fund a fair wage for staff
They tell the company’s chief executive and chief financial officer to use their £7m pay packages towards a fair pay deal for staff.
TUC Black Workers’ Conference 2022
The NUJ’s motions on asylum seekers and privatisation of Channel 4 were passed by delegates.
NUJ reacts to Irish Daily Star takeover bid
Union intends to use Irish media law to challenge the bid by Reach.
MPs and MSs asked to support campaign against mass redundancies on Reach Welsh titles
More than 90 journalists in Wales have been told they could face redundancy, putting democracy at risk.
Reach to cut 550 jobs
The owner of the Mirror and Express and the largest local newspapers group is cutting its workforce by 12 per cent.
The Journalist October November 2018
Since the last edition of The Journalist we’ve had the TUC conference.
