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The NUJ has secured recognition at the distinguished political magazine the New Statesman and the global publisher Progressive Media Investments (PMI).

Veteran publisher and champion of media freedom murdered at home

A Future for News: the NUJ’s recovery plan for the news industry is the updated road map to reinvigorate the industry and sets out a bold set of measures and interventions to support and protect jobs and quality journalism.

The NUJ's pay campaign calls for fair pay across journalism, providing practical support to chapels in their engagement with employers.

The union and Springer Nature have issued a joint statement as the two sides reach an agreement.

Support gathers for NUJ members at Springer Nature who were back on the picket line for the second of a series of one-day strike and a work to rule in a dispute over pay.

An open letter signed by almost 500 academics, representing a Who’s Who of leading scientists including six Nobel prize winners, has been sent to Springer Nature in support of staff who are striking for an increased pay offer.

NUJ members at Springer Nature are on day one of a set of day-long strikes today at the academic publisher in a dispute over pay.

A delegation of international journalists and union leaders will visit NUJ members at Springer Nature on Thursday 20 June, the first day of a series of strikes at the global academic publisher over a pay dispute.

93% of NUJ members at the Nature Portfolio of journals have voted for strike action, due to start 20 June.

Baroness Stowell warns Lord Chancellor of "significant risk"

Writers on respected journals ballot for first time

A yawning gender pay gap favouring men has been revealed in recent years by media companies forced to publish data under new regulations.

The chairs of the union’s Ethics and Equality Councils have written to the editor of the Spectator over a “sexist and degrading” column published by the magazine.

Conference voted for a campaign to improve diversity and starting wages in the books industry.

Publication announces it is "no longer feasible" to operate citing pressures from the pandemic, an economic downturn and budget reductions.

Union seeks new body to oversee media fund.

Newspaper publisher Reach plans to close their offices and make most employees work from home.

The NUJ has secured recognition at the distinguished political magazine the New Statesman and the global publisher Progressive Media Investments (PMI).

Veteran publisher and champion of media freedom murdered at home

A Future for News: the NUJ’s recovery plan for the news industry is the updated road map to reinvigorate the industry and sets out a bold set of measures and interventions to support and protect jobs and quality journalism.

The NUJ's pay campaign calls for fair pay across journalism, providing practical support to chapels in their engagement with employers.

The union and Springer Nature have issued a joint statement as the two sides reach an agreement.

Support gathers for NUJ members at Springer Nature who were back on the picket line for the second of a series of one-day strike and a work to rule in a dispute over pay.

An open letter signed by almost 500 academics, representing a Who’s Who of leading scientists including six Nobel prize winners, has been sent to Springer Nature in support of staff who are striking for an increased pay offer.

NUJ members at Springer Nature are on day one of a set of day-long strikes today at the academic publisher in a dispute over pay.

A delegation of international journalists and union leaders will visit NUJ members at Springer Nature on Thursday 20 June, the first day of a series of strikes at the global academic publisher over a pay dispute.

93% of NUJ members at the Nature Portfolio of journals have voted for strike action, due to start 20 June.

Baroness Stowell warns Lord Chancellor of "significant risk"

Writers on respected journals ballot for first time

A yawning gender pay gap favouring men has been revealed in recent years by media companies forced to publish data under new regulations.

The chairs of the union’s Ethics and Equality Councils have written to the editor of the Spectator over a “sexist and degrading” column published by the magazine.

Conference voted for a campaign to improve diversity and starting wages in the books industry.

Publication announces it is "no longer feasible" to operate citing pressures from the pandemic, an economic downturn and budget reductions.

Union seeks new body to oversee media fund.

Newspaper publisher Reach plans to close their offices and make most employees work from home.