One day before the election, New York Times tech workers are on strike, taking to a picket line outside the newspaper’s ...

New York Times tech workers are ending their strike and returning to work Tuesday after a weeklong work stoppage. The Tech Guild chose a crucial day to go on strike, the day before the November 5 ...

The New York ... Strike. We clearly demonstrated how valuable our work is to @nytimes,” the note read. The Times Tech Guild has ended its strike despite not reaching a deal, and says workers ...

New York Times tech workers will return to work Tuesday without a contract, following a weeklong strike during election week. The New York Times Tech Guild members plan to "march into the office ...

which represents more than 600 tech workers at The New York Times, announced on Monday that it had ended its weeklong strike despite not reaching a deal on a contract. The union has been on strike ...

The New York Times Tech Guild remains on strike Thursday and the group has ... The Guild accused Sobel of attempting to "force remote tech workers back to the office" while he "works remotely ...

New York Times Tech Guild unit chair said. “What broke down during this strike broke because our members weren’t at work.” “We look forward to continuing to work with Tech Guild to reach a ...

New York Times (NYT) tech workers are ending their strike after a week-long stoppage, Business Insider’s Lucia Moses reports. The strike threatened to disrupt election coverage but had limited i ...

(Reuters) - The New York Times Tech Guild is ending a week-long strike that started one day before the U.S. presidential election and will return to work on Tuesday, it said in a post on X on Monday.

The New York Times launched its signature election-forecasting “Needle” online Tuesday evening, despite a continuing strike by hundreds of tech workers ... “This will go on as long as ...

New York Times Tech Guild remains on strike Thursday and the group has a mobile billboard circling the Gray Lady’s headquarters accusing the paper’s top executives of union busting.