May
17
Times Co. Chief Addresses Executive Editor’s Firing
Posted in: UncategorizedMark Thompson, the company’s chief executive, reasserted the paper’s position that compensation issues played no role in the departure of Jill Abramson.
Mar
24
The Media Equation: Risks Abound as Reporters Play in Traffic
Posted in: UncategorizedThe availability of ready metrics on content is not only changing the way news organizations compensate their employees, but will have a significant effect on the news itself.
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Jan
26
On the Road, Actors Seek Higher Pay
Posted in: UncategorizedActors’ Equity members are organizing against a touring system for Broadway shows that treats and pays some members handsomely and others far less so.
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Jan
12
Actors Jam Meeting to Seek Higher Pay for Tours
Posted in: UncategorizedAt an overflow membership meeting of the stage actors union, concerns were expressed about the pay — lower than past norms — to performers on coming tours.
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Dec
28
Hey, Stars, Be Nice to the Stagehands. You Might Need a Loan.
Posted in: UncategorizedThe stagehands at New York’s nonprofit performance institutions enjoy the salaries and bargaining power of having hard-to-replace skills and jobs that can’t be outsourced.
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Aug
04
In Germany, Union Culture Clashes With Amazon’s Labor Practices
Posted in: UncategorizedUnions say the company has imported American-style business practices that stand at odds with European norms.
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Jun
13
Condé Nast Faces Suit From Interns Over Wages
Posted in: UncategorizedThe interns, who worked for W Magazine and The New Yorker, say they were paid less than $1 an hour.
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