The Baron’s story states, “Staff demonstrated outside their offices in Istanbul and Ankara on Wednesday following the failure of collective bargaining between Reuters and the Journalists’ Union of Turkey (TGS).
“‘Reuters Turkey bureau members are determined to get what they deserve and will go on strike unless their demands are met,’ a staffer who asked not to be identified told The Baron.
“‘Turkey has been experiencing a severe economic crisis for the last two years, even if the situation is not described in those terms. We are faced with an unpredictable market, with hikes in basic consumer goods almost every day and prices even doubling in a month.'”
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