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Herald workers frustrated with latest wage offer from owners - Everett Post

Summary by Everett Post
EVERETT, DEC. 9: Everett Herald workers are asking for support as they continue negotiating higher pay and benefits with media owner Carpenter Media Group (CMG). The Everett NewsGuild resumed bargaining on a new contract with CMG in early November, months after the Guild went on strike. Late last month, CMG presented the guild with a new wage proposal. The proposal includes a $1 an hour bonus for “meeting newsroom minimum standards of 2-3 byline…
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Lynnwood TimesLynnwood Times

After layoffs, low pay, and unrealistic story quotas, Everett Herald reporters are striking back

Everett Herald Reporters have hit their limit after losing half of their staff while being paid low wages and witha unreasonable quotas.

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Everett PostEverett Post

Herald workers frustrated with latest wage offer from owners - Everett Post

EVERETT, DEC. 9: Everett Herald workers are asking for support as they continue negotiating higher pay and benefits with media owner Carpenter Media Group (CMG). The Everett NewsGuild resumed bargaining on a new contract with CMG in early November, months after the Guild went on strike. Late last month, CMG presented the guild with a new wage proposal. The proposal includes a $1 an hour bonus for “meeting newsroom minimum standards of 2-3 byline…

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Everett Herald Journalists Denounce Bosses' Proposal to Tie Their Wages to Grueling Story Quotas

According to the Everett NewsGuild, the new owners of the Daily Herald in Everett, WA want to inflict financial punishment on the paper’s unionized

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myeverettnews.com broke the news in on Friday, December 6, 2024.
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