(Reuters) – The NewsGuild of New York stated on Wednesday it had reached a tentative deal on a three-year contract with the New York Instances (NYSE:NYT), after greater than 600 tech employees at NYT went on a week-long strike in November.
The strike was initiated a day earlier than the U.S. presidential election by employees together with software program engineers, designers and product managers amid stalled contract negotiations over pay and job safety.
The tentative settlement is a primary for the NYT Tech Guild, which is a bargaining unit that covers tech employees at NYT.
The Tech Guild is a part of the NewsGuild of New York, which represents almost 6,000 media employees.
“We’re happy to have reached a tentative settlement with the Tech Guild,” a NYT spokesperson stated in an emailed assertion to Reuters.
The brand new contract consists of “enhanced job safety with ‘simply trigger’ protections” and wage will increase of as much as 8.25% that prioritize the biggest wage will increase for the bottom paid members, amongst different advantages.
“We not solely received a primary contract that set new requirements for employees throughout the New York Instances, however we have additionally established a robust basis for what is feasible for tech employees sooner or later after they arrange and discount collectively,” stated Susan DeCarava, president of The NewsGuild of New York.
The Tech Guild members will vote to ratify the contract on Dec. 19.
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