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NUJ at TUC disabled workers' conference 2014
NUJ members give report on the event and elected to TUC disabled members committee.
NUJ condemns threat to photographers at Local World
Staff photographers have been told they face losing their jobs in return for zero-hour contracts,
NUJ backs opposition to secret trial
Media groups object to secret trail of two accused of terrorism at Old Bailey.
NUJ denounces freelance fee offered by the Leicester Mercury
An experienced freelance journalist was asked to cover four days of cricket for a total fee of £150.
Midland News Association announces 76 job losses
Publisher of the Express and Star and Shropshire Star says it plans to cut 76 jobs and move its daily titles to overnight production.
Three London weeklies to shut
Three weekly London local papers are to shut, with job losses elsewhere on the capital’s Trinity Mirror titles.
NUJ welcomes Labour's pledge to repeal lobbying act
The NUJ's Public Relations & Communications industrial council has welcomed the Labour Party's commitment to repeal the lobbying act if it wins power.
Northcliff restructure involves redundancies and paper closures
Plans by Northcliffe to restructure newspaper titles could further weaken a local media already in crisis.
Second walk-out at the CIEH
NUJ members at the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health were forced to take action for a second time as management failed to compromise over pay.
Recruitment of young members to trade unions 'vital'
Russell Brand's "don't vote" rant gets rapped, the NUJ's anti-bullying camapign is supported and the TUC is told to make recuitment of young people a priority at its Young Workers' Conference.
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