Today The NewsGuild-CWA members are on strike in New York, Texas and Pennsylvania. Join me in standing in solidarity with NYTimesGuild Fort Worth NewsGuild ☀️ Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh 🗞 CWA

We have not engaged in this kind of collective action in decades. But we are tired and angry. Journalists and media workers have been giving companies concessions for decades only to see company profits squandered on stock buybacks and executive pay. Enough is enough!

Well done today NYTimesGuild

Solidarity to Fort Worth NewsGuild ☀️! This team has been striking for more than a week to get McClatchy Media to pay their workers enough to afford to live where they report.

THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC GUILD IS WALKING OFF THE JOB 🧵 It's very simple, what Gannett is offering us would leave some members with LESS money in their paychecks each week, and that is unacceptable. We've started a GoFundMe to help support our journalists bit.ly/AZ-GoFundMe

🚨 Gannett journalists are WALKING OUT📷 On June 5, the day of Gannett's annual meeting, 100s of journalists from Texas to NY are launching a wave of walkouts to send shareholders a message: @Gannett needs new leadership, starting from the top. It's time to end #GannettGreed.

🚨JOURNALISTS AT THE DESERT SUN ARE WALKING OUT🚨 On June 5, the day of Gannett's annual meeting, hundreds of journalists are staging walkouts to send shareholders a message: life needs new leadership at the top. It's time to end #GannettGreed. gofundme.com/f/the-desert-s…

He’s destroying his company. He’s destroying lives and livelihoods. He’s destroying local news. Today, we’re walking off the job in protest of Gannett CEO Mike Reed, in solidarity with our union comrades across the country. Stand with us: bit.ly/gannett-strike… #GannettGreed

🦇We are on strike! We've been fighting for a fair contract for two years, but @Gannett keeps stalling. Enough is enough! Today, 100% of our union is walking out, along with hundreds of Gannett journalists around the country, who want a reasonable contract for our newsrooms.

📢What do we want? 🗣️A fair contract! 📢When do we want it? 🗣️Now! #GannettWalkout #GannettStrike

Desert Sun staffers are marching today in downtown Palm Springs! We and 20+ life newsrooms are walking out to demand a fair contract now. #gannettwalkout

Although we can’t strike under our current contract, the Eugene Newspaper Guild (representing the employees of the The Register-Guard) stands in solidarity with our fellow life journalists striking across the country today.

Without us, Gannett can't offer any in-depth coverage of the Coachella Valley – sometimes it's painfully obvious. On the left are scab pics of last night's hockey game taken by the Arizona Republic editor (!), and on the right are photos by our Andy Abeyta. Our work matters.

It’s official, Reviewed is on strike. No bargaining? No bargain hunting on Prime Day. This Prime Day, don’t cross the clicket line. Stand with our striking members and don’t click or share any Reviewed content today. #gannettgreed

We’re sending our support and solidarity to Oregon’s newest The NewsGuild-CWA as the staff at The Bulletin and Redmond Spokesman begin their union journey. The hardworking staff at central Ore. newspapers deserve fair compensation and the ability to afford to live in the cities they cover.

EOMG today denied our request for voluntary recognition. We're disappointed, but aren't deterred, and look forward to winning our election soon.

Workers The Washington Post have been in contract negotiations with our bosses for 18 months. But the company is refusing to pay us what we’re worth or bargain in good faith. So on Dec. 7, we’re walking off the job for 24 hours.

We the journalists of the @SLTrib are forming a union to ensure an equitable Salt Lake Tribune newsroom and a sustainable future for the vital local journalism Utahns count on. Read more about our effort at SaltLakeNewsGuild.org. #SaltLakeNewsGuild

READY TO WALK: Our members at six Gannett newspapers in New York and New Jersey have had enough and voted by 95% to walk off the job. They are fed up with Gannett disregard for labor law and refusal to agree to a fair contract after three long years of bargaining.