Susan DeCarava and the Guild Forward Slate Declared Elected

The NewsGuild of New York is pleased to announce that current NYGuild President Susan DeCarava and her Guild Forward slate of Local officers are declared elected without contest. Their new term begins January 2, 2026. Read more...

The NewsGuild of New York's 2025 Local and Unit Elections

Local and Unit elections have concluded. From the Local Election Committee:
For both the Times unit and the Times Tech unit, there is a one vote difference between the lowest winning unit council candidate and the highest losing unit council candidate.  At the Times unit, there is a single challenged ballot.  At the Times Tech unit, there are three challenged ballots. Because, in both cases, the challenged ballots could prove to be dispositive, the Local Election Committee will gather and assess evidence to determine whether the people who cast the challenged ballots were eligible.  The Committee will direct GES to count any challenged ballot(s) cast by people the Committee finds to be eligible.  Read more...

STATEMENT: NYGuild Executive Committee condemns violence against journalists in Gaza

Following Israel’s killing of five journalists in Gaza on Aug. 25, the NewsGuild of New York again condemns in the strongest possible terms the continued killing, harassment and intimidation of journalists in Gaza covering the Israel-Hamas war, and calls for an immediate halt to these practices. Read more...

Trainings, Workshops and Events at NYGuild

Our monthly trainings and meetings are an important way we can build power together as a union. Visit our Events Calendar to see what's on tap!  

STATEMENT: NYGuild Leadership Commits to Holding Employers Accountable on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Members of The NewsGuild of New York have won hard-fought contracts requiring employers to uphold the basic principles of a diverse workplace and make good-faith efforts to promote equity and inclusion in hiring. Read more...

NYGuild Membership Cards are Now Digital!

For years we have mailed out physical NewsGuild of New York membership cards for you to tuck into your wallet and have on hand to remind yourself of your Weingarten Rights. Those cards have expired – and we are taking the opportunity to do something new and better. Starting March 12, we will have digital membership cards that you can access through your account. Find out how to obtain your membership card here!!

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Testimonials

Miguel Salazar

The New York Times

"I’m inspired to be part of a community working tirelessly on issues ranging from pay equity to job retention, newsroom diversity, and much more. There's always work to be done, but the media industry is becoming more equitable because of the NewsGuild. I'm deeply proud to be a member."

Amanda Hess

The New York Times

"At a time when the media is under attack, it's easy to pit journalists against one another, so unions are more important than ever. Being in a union has brought me closer to my colleagues, given me a voice in the company that I work for, and allowed me to find common cause with journalists across the industry to uplift all of us."

Tate James

NBC News Digital

"Unionizing with the Guild not only protects your coworkers, it provides a roadmap for the next workplace to use in their own organizing. A strong Guild raises the standards and expectations of the entire industry, one newsroom at a time." (bottom left)

Natalie Meade

The New Yorker

"Having the Guild at The New Yorker has been instrumental for achieving equality in our workplace. It's been rewarding work advocating for our members, and I feel extremely lucky to have representation considering these precarious times."

Jeremy Allen

The New York Times

"Anyone who knows me knows how much I credit my professional happiness to the Guild. Historically, the union has provided my shop with a set of unique protections and working standards that I have never before experienced in my career. Today, the Guild is more diverse and dynamic than ever, defending the rights and freedoms of journalists across the region at a time when we need it most. It's a game-changer."   

Juan Carlos Rodriguez

Law360

"I'm proud to be a NewsGuild member because I love and believe in journalism, and I know that one of the best ways to keep our profession strong is to stand together and fight for what is best for us in our workplaces — and the Guild is the way to do that! It’s gratifying to see so many new members join us, and to watch our union grow and evolve to meet the challenges of today’s industry." 

Zachary Goelman

Reuters

"A union means you always have a team of colleagues watching your back, so you can stay focused on the work and the stories that make great journalism."

Late Wednesday night, Condé Nast’s VP of Labor Relations notified the Guild that the Company was immediately terminating four Condé United leaders for engaging in the protected concerted activity of gathering in their 1 World Trade Center office to demand answers on this week’s abrupt layoffs at multiple brands including WIRED and the consolidation at Teen Vogue.

NEW YORK –  Unionized journalists at the Daily News have reached a tentative agreement with the paper’s owner, Alden Global Capital, for a first contract that includes new, life-changing salary minimums, 6% wage increases over six months and new benefits for part-timers. 

NEW YORK – NewsGuild of New York-represented journalists at the Daily News, along with many of the city’s top elected officials, labor leaders and other supporters, will rally Wednesday at noon ahead of the City Council’s scheduled vote on its history-making “Too Tough To Die” resolution, urging owner Alden Global Capital to reach a fair contract with its workers.

NEW YORK – NewsGuild of New York-represented staff at Condé Nast brands such as Vanity Fair, GQ, Vogue, Glamour, Bon Appétit and more on Tuesday overwhelmingly ratified a three-year contract with the publisher.

October 10, 2023 — Members of the Reviewed Union, which represents workers at Gannett’s flagship consumer review site, will walk off the job on Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days event today in protest of management’s failure to schedule bargaining dates and revocation of overtime pay from hourly employees after the announcement of the union last year. The Reviewed Union is one of more than 50 Gannett bargaining units represented by The NewsGuild-CWA.

NEW YORK – In response to Gannett’s second quarter earnings call this morning, where the company announced that digital subscription revenue had returned to growth over the past three months, Gannett union members and NewsGuild leadership released the following statements. The NewsGuild-CWA represents more than 50 Gannett bargaining units, covering more than 1,000 employees.

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