🚨🚨STRIKE ALERT - Support New York Times Tech Guild - No playing wordle today or reading The New York Times until the strike is over with a fair agreement. 1/2

this comes as NYTco announces yet another monster profitable quarter this morning: "Operating profit increased 20.7% year-over-year ...primarily as a result of higher digital subscription revenues..." •"Operating profit margin for the quarter was 12%" i stand with the strikers

Solidarity with New York Times Tech Guild workers now on strike! These workers build and maintain the infrastructure behind The New York Times—everything from Wordle and the Cooking App, to critical Election Night coverage. Management must come to the bargaining table swiftly and in good faith.

1 million % support. And a big point too is that we in the media aren’t good at explaining to our readers how truly invaluable the tech side is. Readers don’t see it so they don’t know, but we need to tell them that the editorial side simply could not exist without these people

so you admit it? you admit that members of the nyt tech guild provide a vital public service at a consequential moment for our country?

Largest tech worker strike in U.S. history. Largest tech worker union in the U.S. Largest strike in The NewsGuild-CWA since at least 2001.

ELECTION DAY STRIKE: We are back out on the picket line today. We know this is a hard day to be on strike for our members but we want to be clear: We are here because of the decisions of @NYTimes management.

Today our New York Times Tech Guild will be back on the picket line outside The New York Times. Because the The New York Times has chosen to prioritize its own greed and control over its workers, today also marks the first The NewsGuild-CWA strike to coincide with a presidential election in 60 years.

DAY THREE: Our New York Times Tech Guild will be back out on the picket line today. Each day we're outside The New York Times we'll be louder and stronger than the next.

eight years ago i had no power or hope to lean on. today i have my union.

'The bosses say don't work from home' - yet The New York Times CTO Jason Sobel works from California. Our New York Times Tech Guild deserves better than hypocrisy - they deserve a fair contract with remote work protections. Their work - FROM HOME - has earned The New York Times millions of dollars

NATIONAL RALLY: Today from coast to coast our members are rallying via Zoom. So much of our workforce works remotely and this rally serves as a way for all of us to come together and show solidarity.

After an unprecedented Election Week ULP strike, we returned to work today and have called off the NYT Games and Cooking boycotts.

Over the last 8 days, we accomplished something extraordinary: we held the first tech-workers strike in the nation, ran one of the first and largest remote pickets in the nation, and pulled off a successful boycott of both NYT Cooking and Games.

✊🎉WE HAVE A DEAL 🎉✊ We are thrilled to announce we have reached a tentative three-year agreement with @NYtimes, pending ratification by our members. There’s so much to share but here are just a few highlights of the deal:

This holiday season, the New York Times Tech Guild donated $114,000 from their strike fund to support Pittsburgh-Gazette strikers and their families. Solidarity is not just a slogan, it’s a core part of being in The NewsGuild family. ✊

WE VOTED YES! (THREAD) We are thrilled to share that our members have voted to ratify our new three-year collective bargaining agreement with @NYtimes… (1/3)

the way this applies to both seasons 😭

"I used to be a brother" is one of the saddest lines ever uttered on screen

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