More Layoffs at the Pueblo Chieftain
The Pueblo Chieftain laid off seven union-covered employees July 26, more than 10 percent of the bargaining unit.
Monthly Archive: July 2013
Los Links: The Crossover
Also: What the newspaper industry can expect in the second half of 2013, a shield law is introduced in the Senate, a union puts a pastor at the bargaining table
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Pew Survey: Labor, Corporations Viewed More Favorably
It seems the economic recession soured people on both corporations and labor unions, but a recent Pew survey shows people’s impression of both are now more favorable.
Los Links | Poll: Journalists Are Bottom-Feeders
Also: The smartest guys in the business are getting out of print, newsroom diversity at an all-time low, NLRB confirmation fight broken down by Chris Hayes, take a ride in the TimesMachine
Los Links: At Least We’re Not Radio
Included: Newspapers a distant third as main news source, a case study of Denver’s I-News Network, full-time editorial employees at lowest levels since such numbers have been tracked, a top-notch July 4 front page from The Virginian-Pilot
ICYMI: CEO Compensation is Whack
The CEO-to-worker compensation ratio was 20.1-to-1 in 1965 and 29.0-to-1 in 1978, grew to 122.6-to-1 in 1995, peaked at 383.4-to-1 in 2000, and was 272.9-to-1 in 2012.
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