Sixteen members of the New York City Council have sent a letter to executives at the news agency Reuters urging them to treats its unionized Newspaper Guild employees fairly.
“The letter comes after the National Labor Relations Board advised Thomson Reuters that it will charge the company with violating federal labor laws by illegally imposing rules that cut pay and benefits of employees. The council members also note that Thomson Reuters chairman David Thomson was ranked as the richest person in his home country of Canada by Forbes Magazine, and that the company has received taxpayer subsidies from New Yorkers.
“The NLRB has alleged that the company has violated federal labor law by restricting employees rights to discuss their working conditions on Twitter and for attempting to strip the union of its collective bargaining rights.”
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