TIMES GUILD

The Times Guild has been a critical part of The Times since 1940, when commercial workers voted 418-198 to unionize. That breakthrough was the culmination of years of struggle against management opposition during which The Times fired or demoted some employees for organizing. Our first contract, in 1941, gave members raises, a 40-hour workweek, overtime, holidays, severance pay, maternity leave, and other benefits. Over time, Guild contracts were expanded to cover our editorial staff and other departments, like IT. From striking for our pensions in 1965 to walking out for our copy editors in 2017, we've celebrated many proud victories as a union and faced many arduous battles. We made sacrifices during the company's lean years and now, as the C-suite trumpets to Wall Street the enormous recent financial successes our work has delivered to stakeholders, we expect to reap the benefits... Now, stronger than we have ever been, we are excited to welcome a new unit of tech workers into our..

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