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Edinburgh journalists vent fury over job cuts
Journalists on the The Scotsman, Edinburgh Evening News and Scotland on Sunday have gone public over the latest round of redundancies.
NUJ wins important tribunal decision over a freelance's right to holiday pay
The union has won an important tribunal victory on behalf of a freelance member, who was awarded £8,360, over his right to holiday pay.
Refugee Festival Scotland Media Awards
Have you written about refugees and asylum seekers? Entries are now open for the awards co-ordinated by the Scottish Refugee Council, in partnership with the NUJ and British Red Cross.
Ian Bell new writing competition winners 2019
The awards were established by the Bell family and the Edinburgh and District NUJ branch
Ian Bell Award winners 2019
The union's Edinburgh branch announces the Ian Bell New Writing award winners
NUJ commission: guidelines on reporting Islamophobia
The NUJ and the Scottish Parliament's cross-party group on tackling Islamophobia are commissioning guidelines for journalists on how best to report on Muslim issues.
Ian Bell award: entries now open
The competition is aimed at young writers who have yet to break into professional journalism. Entries should be written in the spirit of Ian Bell – lively, taut and provocative, but thoughtful.
NUJ condemns shocking abuse of journalist
Glasgow-based journalist Angela Haggerty has been subject to hundreds of abusive messages in the past 48 hours.
NUJ voices concern over That's TV
It is vital that anyone applying for a job with That’s TV should seek advice, says John Toner,NUJ Scotland organiser.
Journalists must not get second-class treatment on FOI requests to the Scottish government
NUJ's response to the Scottish Information Commissioner's report which found that the Scottish government takes longer to respond to journalists' FOI requests than other requests.
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