EXCLUSIVE: The New York Times is on the cusp of finally inking a historic contract with its guild employees that would end messy and protracted negotiations, Confider has learned. The deal could be sealed as soon as this week.
is on the cusp of finally inking a historic contract with its guild employees that would endThe deal could be sealed as soon as this week and would provide employees with raises they’d long fought for.publisher A.G. Sulzberger and CEO Meredith Kopit Levien—as the reason the company is finally coming to terms on a deal.
At an all-hands event last week, Levien was challenged by journalist Stephen Hiltner about the “pretty bitter” contract dispute. “What I will say is, as I think people know, we are now in a phase which I hope means we’re getting close to the end here, of doing off-the-record meetings, so it wouldn’t be appropriate of me to talk about what’s happening in those meetings,” Levien responded, according to a readout of the meeting obtained by Confider.
Guild members have left cake at Sulzberger’s office door to mark the two-year anniversary of the contract negotiations and, on April 12, they delivered a petitionis healthy enough to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on stock buybacks and handsomely pay its top executives. It’s long past time for you to tell your negotiators to reward hard-working Times Guild members too.
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