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NUJ reacts to Times & Sunday Times proposals

Union expresses concerns about the request to amend the existing rules on editorial independence.

Fat Cat Friday gains grow

On 4 January, the UK’s top bosses made more than a typical full-time worker can earn in the entire year, according to calculations from independent think tank, the High Pay Centre, and the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development.

NUJ training 2019

The NUJ provides a range of training opportunities to help members develop their professional skills and become effective reps.

NUJ urges Alamy to rethink commission cut

The union's Photographers' Council has urged Alamy to reverse a decision to cut to the commission photographers will receive for images sold through the stock photo agency.

Christmas strike announced on Cumbrian newspapers

Journalists working for Newsquest-owned titles in Carlisle, Whitehaven and Workington have agreed to take strike action on Thursday 20 December over poor pay.

Local democracy reporters are improving public interest journalism, but the BBC-funded scheme has some problems

A NUJ summit of LDRs discussed how getting organised within the union can address collective issues.

Johnston Press: the story so far

Questions have been asked in Parliament and the NUJ has attempted to answer queries from our members at Johnston Press concerned about the sale.

Government should pay subsidy for over-75s, says NUJ

Union calls for an end to the ongoing subsidy as the BBC launches public consultation

NUJ calls for guarantee on jobs as Johnston Press goes into administration

The NUJ has called for meaningful guarantees to protect jobs and titles across Johnston Press, following the company’s decision last night to initiate a pre-pack administration process.