‘Can you imagine if our homepage went down?’ ‘New York Times’ tech workers go on strike before the election
NYT tech workers are asking you to skip Wordle and avoid the ‘Times’ Cooking app as they strike for a union contract. One day before the election, New York Times tech workers are on strike, taking to a picket line outside the newspaper’s offices.
Striking New York Times tech workers ask people not to play Wordle or other NYT games
Times Tech Guild workers walked off the job on Monday and intend to picket from 9 a.m. EST to 6 p.m. EST each day at the Times office. The Guild said that if “no progress is made Monday” and the strike continues, the strike will be the “first to coincide with a presidential election in the NewsGuild since the 1964 Detroit Newspaper Strike.”
New York Times Tech Workers Strike Ahead of Election Day
Times staff worry the walkout could hinder election coverage. Union demands have included higher pay and more remote work flexibility.
New York Times tech union goes on strike, one day before election
The New York Times Tech Guild announced Monday morning it is officially on an unfair labor practice strike, just one day before the presidential election.
Support Striking New York Times Tech Workers by Breaking Your Wordle Streak
The Tech Guild is asking that readers not cross the digital picket line. They want readers to show their support by avoiding the cooking app and any of the popular NYT Games. Anyone who wants to support the strikers more directly can donate to a GoFundMe which has already raised more than $50,000.
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New York Times tech workers walk off the job before Election Day
As Election Day approaches and newsrooms prepare for days of nonstop coverage, unionized workers at The New York Times and The Baltimore Sun are using the busy period and additional readers to highlight workplace concerns.
New York Times Tech Guild goes on strike
The New York Times Tech Guild walked off the job at 12:01 a.m. Monday, making good on a threat that has loomed over the company for months and could disrupt the newspaper’s ability to cover this week’s election results.
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New York Times tech workers are going on strike at the worst possible time
New York Times tech workers went on strike Monday, threatening to disrupt operations during the presidential election and its aftermath.
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New York Times Co. shares fell Monday after the newspaper publisher reported third-quarter revenues and subscriptions that fell short of analysts’ expectations and the company’s tech workers went on strike the day before the 2024 Presidential Election.
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