Union members fear compulsory redundancies
Doncaster Free Press
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Union hopeful of avoiding compulsory job cuts
NUJ says talks with Johnston Press “encouraging”
Journalists threaten strike action over planned job cuts
Union wants assurance of no compulsory redundancies
More JP jobs set to go in South Yorkshire and Midlands
Chief photographer and production roles under threat
Free weekly newspaper merges with sister title
Changes were announced on front of final edition
From Red Ed to Dead Ed
Political reporters who clicked onto the Doncaster Free Press website on Friday might have been alarmed to spot this previously unreported piece of breaking news. Had ‘Red Ed’ suddenly become ‘Dead Ed?’ Closer inspection revealed that the Labour leader was
Patients to benefit from weekly’s campaign success
Readers helped reach appeal target
New jobs created at newspaper that axed staff
Weekly title is looking for senior reporters
Former strikers ‘confident’ over negotiations
A chapel meeting was called off as good will gesture
Strikers label titles ‘shoddy’ on first day back at work
Newspapers missed major stories, claim union
Striking journalists return to work
Union and company will begin negotiations
Journalists’ strike enters second month
Union members say they are ‘stronger than ever’
Axed editor confronts boss at petition handover
Readers show support for journalists as strike enters week seven
Poster about axed sports editor leads to war of words
Johnston Press boss wrote to union offical over contents of flyer
Striking journalists ‘will not give up’
Industrial action is now in second month
Union seeks answers over strike break
Journalists at South Yorkshire Newspapers are calling for an investigation into the methods used to break the strike. The union members, now in their fifth week of indefinite strike action, have written to Johnston Press chief executive John Fry about students, some as