The executive council of the Washington-Baltimore News Guild on Tuesday, Nov. 7, voiced unanimous support for members to volunteer on a number of issues, from
With a contentious election behind us, union activism can unite and build our union. Unity and activism are in the air at the Washington-Baltimore News
With the ratification of a tentative agreement at The American Prospect expected to take place shortly and the signing of a first contract at the
In a ballot count certified Oct. 13, Robert Struckman (AFL-CIO) was elected president, Elise Bryant (At-Large) was elected vice president, and Dave DeJesus (Washington Post)
After a series of off-the-record contract talks between Washington Post management and the Guild bargaining team failed to resolve many key issues, negotiators agreed on
After nearly a year of collective bargaining, the Washington-Baltimore News Guild and the Foreign Policy magazine have reached agreement on a two-year contract. The unit
The votes have been counted and here are the results for the 2017 WBNG Election: President Sheila Lindsay, 204 Robert Struckman, 214 Vice President Elise
Last week, among the crowd at the sunbaked informational picket line outside the Washington Post at the noon hour, Angela Fritz marched and chanted for
Members of a prospective bargaining unit of nearly 90 workers at a communications firm that specializes in work for nonprofit organizations voted Sept. 20 to
Despite unseasonably warm temperatures and a blazing noonday sun that ratcheted up the heat even more, nearly 100 News Guild union members and their supporters
