Bylines Withheld at Wash. Post
Reporters, columnists, photographers and artists at the Washington Post pulled their bylines off their work appearing in today’s and Friday’s editions to protest one year of working without a labor contract.
The byline strike, believed the first such action ever at the newspaper, comes a month after the company’s “last and best” offer--an economic package with average increases between 4% and 5% annually--on a new three-year labor pact that has been stymied by a dispute over salaries, overtime policies and health insurance.
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