News and analysis of industrial relations within the media industry from around the world, and from unions representing staff, journalists, and news crews.
Members of the European Parliament's Employment Committee have called for a new law in which workers must be allowed to switch off digital devices without facing consequences, the Employment Committee agreed.
The UK's National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has published a freelances charter as part of its campaign for its members who have been left out by the Government's Coronavirus financial help schemes.
Members of the UK's National Union of Journalists have reached a 'positive and welcome' agreement with Bullivant Media, averting a further three days of strike action.
Journalists at Bullivant Media are to go on strike tomorrow and Wednesday in a dispute over the company's redundancy plans and recent issues with wages being paid on time.
Two newspapers in Dublin, the Northside People and Southside People have suddenly ceased operating with the loss of 17 jobs.
Radio host Cornelio Pepino, also popularly known as Rex Cornelio, was gunned down by two men on motorcycles in Dumaguete City at 8:45pm on May 5.
The National Union of Journalists has called for "adequate investment and resources for journalism, as the bedrock required for genuine media freedom."
Media union, BECTU has announced that the Treasury has clarified guidance on how the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) should be interpreted for PAYE fixed term contract workers.
The UK's National Union of Journalists has announced a 'news recovery plan' which calls on a one-off windfall tax to aid the struggling print sector.
