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Newsquest job cuts announced in Carlisle & Kendal
Newsquest has announced a new wave of cuts in Cumbria
Public service broadcasting: as vital as ever – NUJ reaction
Union welcomes Lord's report calling for urgent action to safeguard the future of public service broadcasting
Vacancy: project worker, based in the NUJ’s Glasgow office
The union is offering a six-month position for its Digital Interactive Leadership & Organising Network project.
NUJ welcomes BBC's reversal on upholding Naga Munchetty complaint
The director general must now rebuild trust amongst journalists and staff and step up and prioritise the work taking place to increase the diversity of the workforce on and off camera, said Michelle Stanistreet.
NUJ asks BBC DG to intervene in Naga Munchetty case
Michelle Stanistreet has written to Tony Hall expressing deep concern over the BBC’s determination that the presenter had breached the corporation’s editorial guidelines and asked him to get the decision reversed.
BBC wrong to criticise Naga Munchetty for "breaching" its rules
The BBC has got it very wrong – BBC journalists should not be prohibited from commenting on evidently racist language, especially at a time when racist rhetoric is having a real impact on people’s lives.
Tribute to Sylvia Courtnage
The NUJ's book branch has lost an outstanding branch and workplace activist
Photographers warned not to sign unfair contracts for covering Ariana Grande concerts
Contracts handed out to cover Grande's concerts - she is headlining this weekend's Manchester Pride - are a copyright grab and will compromise the earnings of photographers and videographers, says the NUJ.
Trade unionists urged to support young climate change demonstrators
NUJ members are encouraged to show their support for young global climate change demonstrators on Friday 20 September at lunchtime gatherings, assemblies before or after work and special meetings.
Media told it should do more to support the arts
An open letter from the The Federation of Entertainment Unions, representing 141,000 workers in the arts and media industry, warns that threats to arts journalism is having an impact on the UK’s creative industries.
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