New York Times Union Inks a Contract With Management

‘WE. HAVE. A. DEAL.’

The agreement, which has not yet been ratified, comes after more than two years of negotiations and gives union members immediate raises of up to 12.5 percent.

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Published May 23 2023 9:48PM EDT

2022-12-08T163910Z_1849721604_RC2P1Y95SZP1_RTRMADP_3_NEW-YORK-TIMES-UNION_pmktop — Jeenah Moon/Reuters

The New York Times reached a contract deal with the bargaining committee representing the unionized employees in its newsroom, the guild announced on Tuesday evening.

The agreement comes after more than two years of fierce negotiations, which included a one-day walkout by more than 1,100 staffers in December.

AJ McDougall

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New York Times Union Inks a Contract With Management

The agreement, which has not yet been ratified, comes after more than two years of negotiations and gives union members immediate raises of up to 12.5 percent.

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AJ McDougall