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Survey shows "shocking" levels of sexual harassment of LGBT people at work

Around seven out of ten LGBT workers experienced at least one type of sexual harassment at work and almost one in eight LGBT women reported being seriously sexually assaulted or raped at work, a TUC survey has revealed.

Union calls on members to use safety legislation to tackle mental health issues

The NUJ says Mental Health Awareness Week is a good opportunity to work with employers to identify factors which lead to stress in the workplace.

Lunch in your lunchtime #longestlunch

Friday 21 June is the longest day of the year and the NUJ is celebrating the summer solstice by urging all members to organise breaks outside offices and newsrooms.

Broadcasting watchdog must reverse decision to let commercial radios reduce local programming and content

Hundreds of jobs in local radio could be lost following changes made by Global.

Photographers’ Council backs call not to supply free images to Newsquest's Oxford titles

The Photographers’ Council of the National Union of Journalists has given its backing to the union's Oxford branch, which has called on NUJ members, friends and supporters not to provide free images to local Newquest publications

Reach AGM, 2019

A delegation from the NUJ warned Reach shareholders and board members of unfair pay, looming cuts and a growing gender pay gap when it joined the company’s AGM on 2 May.

In Remembrance of Lyra

Newsrooms from the Orkneys to Cornwall to Limerick gave tribute to the murdered 29-year-old journalist.

Messages of sympathy flood in for Lyra McKee

Michelle Stanistreet and members of the NUJ will be representing the union at the funeral of Lyra McKee at St Anne's Cathedral, Belfast.

TUC Black Workers’ Conference 2019

The huge rise in racism, hate crime and far right attacks because of Brexit and wider global trends were themes picked up by a succession of speakers at the conference.