An organizing campaign that concluded with management voluntarily recognizing the Washington-Baltimore NewsGuild has resulted in the creation of a 36-worker bargaining unit at the Center
The General Membership of the Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild has passed a resolution calling on the D.C. Central Labor Council (Metro Washington Council, AFL-CIO) to “organize
In action that will lead to a collective bargaining agreement for about 20 employees at the FP Group, editorial workers at Foreign Policy have voted
The nine-member WBNG unit at American Postal Workers Union headquarters ratified a two-year collective bargaining agreement June 9 that gives salary increases of 1.2 percent
By Mark Gruenberg Press Associates Union News Service MONTCLAIR, N.J. – As the strike that wealthy telecom Verizon forced on 40,000 workers neared the end
For the first time in U.S. history, a committed union member will be on U.S. currency: Eleanor Roosevelt, who joined the American Newspaper Guild in
“May Day! May Day!” No, it’s not a call for emergency aid. It’s a call for you to submit your entries to the Washington-Baltimore Newspaper
The 160-member Guild unit at AFL-CIO headquarters is working under a new 30-month collective bargaining agreement that immediately paid one week of salary as a
The 135 Guild members at the Baltimore Sun are breathing a little easier than many of their daily newspaper brethren: They have a three-year union
Mergers with locals based in North Carolina and New York have expanded WBNG’s membership and geographical reach. To the south of Washington and Baltimore, the
