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NUJ calls out bonus disparities at Reach, as CEO receives £662k, while staff get £600
“This is poor reward for their part in the business turnaround.”
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Liz Saville Roberts: The spying bill is a threat to the free press
The government must ensure journalists' sources are protected.
Journalists union: The BBC is facing an existential threat
They're cutting more than 500 jobs.
Journalists facing ‘alarming’ rise in far-right violence, union says
NUJ members report being hit in the neck with stones, kicked and knocked to the ground – all while trying to do their jobs.
Order, order: Why the BBC must end its cuts to Parliamentary coverage
The end of the Daily Politics reflects sweeping cuts to the BBC's political output. And while the Beeb isn't perfect, it's vital for democracy, writes Michelle Stainstreet.
NUJ demands IPSO inquiry on press racism after ‘Muslim Problem’ article
The watchdog is currently only interested in attacks on individuals and does not usually look into complaints regarding the treatment of specific groups.