We are on day 8 of our ULP strike. 🪧 We are still waiting for management to come back with serious counters on wages and healthcare. Management claims they are open and available to meet, but have continuously failed to show up.

It’s been exactly a week since I went on #strike alongside hundreds of my Insider Union ✊ colleagues and management still hasn’t given us a fair contract. Please continue supporting us by not clicking on any articles or watching videos until this is resolved.

Since the Insider Union ✊ creator economy/digital culture reporters are on strike and not working, we wanted to take a moment to shout out talented journalists on our beat at other outlets! Reply here with who you are reading as you avoid Insider and hold the digital picket line:

The UN CFL Network's annual meeting panel, "Partnerships for the Goals" included Omoyemi Akerele, Lagos Fashion Week; Cecilie Thorsmark, Copenhagen Fashion Week; Steven Kolb, Council of Fashion Designers of America; Shriya Bhattacharya, Business Insider #SDG17

Keep holding the line with all of us at Insider Union ✊!!!!

We all marched, texted, flyered, rallied, took videos, wrote articles, tweeted, and kept the pressure on. We built our solidarity and our power. Our union will return to work stronger than ever! Thank you to everyone who helped us hold the line. When we fight, we win!✊💙🎉

Our strike is officially over! We won! Tomorrow, hundreds of Business Insider reporters will go back to work - including yours truly! Thank you so much to everyone who supported us, we couldn’t have done it without you ♥️ Insider Union ✊ forever! 🔥

‘we won a contract’ mood. Can’t wait to get back to reporting on the creator economy with my incredible colleagues @arperelli, Sydney Bradley, and Dan Whateley 🎉 Insider Union ✊

To recap: the Supreme Court overturned the right to an abortion, dismantled affirmative action, said ALL businesses can deny service to the LGBTQ+ community, & struck down President Biden's student forgiveness program. ALL IN ONE YEAR. You bet Gen Z is pissed off.

The US Supreme Court is in its flop era. period.

.(nhari.substack.com) is a MUST HIRE! She worked alongside me & other creator economy reporters at @insiderbusiness during her fellowship, covering OnlyFans, TikTok, & BIPOC creators. She’s enthusiastic, super collaborative, & an excellent writer. Please hit her up with opportunities!

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I don't like posting on social media, so I tried writing about exactly that feeling with Amanda Perelli. businessinsider.com/social-media-d…

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got to chat with Business Insider & Shriya Bhattacharya about my experiences as a female founder and the lessons I learned from building a Series A startup ❤️ will always be thankful for the journey and hope this helps future founders as they navigate the space! businessinsider.com/fanhouse-cofou…

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