Journalists at the Los Angeles Times have so far this year had their newsroom unionized, their publisher put on leave due to a sexual harassment investigation, a new editor-in-chief hired, a Tronc plan to create an alternative newsroom of contributors discovered, and a business editor suspended reportedly for leaking all this year (it’s […]
In 1910, the then-anti-union Los Angeles Times was bombed by labor activists. On Friday, the Times voted to unionize with an 85% victory. The union drive launched in October, voted earlier in January, and had the votes counted by the National Labor Relations Board earlier Friday. Employees at the Times […]
Days after the Los Angeles Times announced they were unable to include Disney movies in their annual winter movie preview because of the film studio blocking the newspaper from advance press screenings, several journalists and outlets announced that they would stand in solidarity with the Times and refuse to go […]
