Richard Perez-Pena of the New York Times reports that the Newspaper Guild has filed a complaint against Reuters for cutting compensation to 420 employees.
“In its complaint to the National Labor Relations Board, the Guild said Reuters set in motion big increases in out-of-pocket costs for health care, the elimination of company contributions to an employee retirement plan, an end to automatic annual pay increases and an increase in the minimum hours of work needed to qualify for overtime. In all, the union said, the changes would amount to a 10 percent cut in compensation.
“‘They announced it in a memo to the staff without even telling us, when we weren’t even negotiating,’ said Bill O’Meara, president of the Newspaper Guild of New York. The previous contract, which covers newsroom and other employees around the country, expired in February 2009.”
Read more here. The contract talks were a major topic with editor in chief David Schlesinger during a conference call last month.
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