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Williams 07/12/06 Evropska zveza novinarjev veè >> Evropa The Changing Nature of Work 06/28/06 Mednarodna zveza novinarjev veè >> Skandinavija Sale of Norwegian Media Group Raises EFJ Fears 06/16/06 Evropska zveza novinarjev veè >> Global Solidarity Day of Action 06/16/06 www.ifj.org veè >> Francija French news agency sues Google over copyright 03/25/05 Yahoo veè >> Velika Britanija BBC faces strikes over job cuts 03/25/05 Journalism.co.uk veè >> Velika Britanija UK’s media company loses ground amid wider decline 03/23/05 European Journalism Centre veè >> Velika Britanija The BBC job cuts 03/23/05 European Journalism Centre veè >> ZDA Editor Suspended Over Kerry Donation 07/23/04 Meddiachannel.org/New York Times veè >> ZDA Connecting Ethics and Diversity 11/18/03 Poynter-online veè >> ZDA/VB President to see Guardian editor 11/18/03 EJC/GUARDIAN veè >> Izrael Israeli news agency folds 11/17/03 EJC/AP veè >> Irska Security alert at journalist's home 11/17/03 EJC/BBC veè >> Velika Britanija Media tycoon Conrad Black resigns 11/16/03 EJC/BBC veè >> Velika Britanija BBC racism exposé case dropped 11/05/03 EJC/Guardian veè >> Združene države Amerike Examining a Drop in TV Viewers 11/05/03 NY Times veè >> Izrael Journalists & security checks 11/05/03 EJC/AP veè >> Velika Britanija Biggest pay campaign 11/04/03 NUJ veè >> Združene države Amerike New Journalist Security Handbook 11/04/03 CPJ veè >> Indonezija Crackdown of Press Freedom 11/04/03 IFJ veè >> Španija Journalist to wed Spanish prince 11/03/03 EJC/BBC veè >> Kuba Cuban journalist arrested 11/03/03 EJC/RSF veè >> Združene države Amerike Who Reads the NY Post? Everybody! 11/03/03 New York Post veè >> Bangladeš Photographer arrested 11/03/03 RSF veè >> Združene države Amerike Daniel Okrent to be NYT editor 10/28/03 EJC/E&P veè >> Evropska unija Inquiry into EU press freedom 10/25/03 EJC veè >> Združene države Amerike In NY, Even a Free Paper Has to Be Sold 10/25/03 NY Times veè >> Velika Britanija Rise of 'trivial' news 10/24/03 EJC/Guardian veè >> Francija Second world press freedom ranking 10/23/03 RSF veè >> Azerbajdžan Three journalists held in Azerbaijan 10/22/03 EJC, RSF veè >> Irak US soldiers aid media in Iraq 10/22/03 EJC, ABC veè >> Združene države Amerike Diller to continue seeking Web deals 10/22/03 CBS Marketwatch veè >> Slonokošèena obala “Shocking and Savage” 10/22/03 IFJ veè >> Kitajska Internet essayist sentenced 10/21/03 CPJ veè >> Kuba, Francija Violence by embassy staff 10/21/03 RSF, IFEX veè >> Italija Journalists files seized by police 10/21/03 EJC veè >> Velika Britanija Top BBC broadcaster threatens to quit 10/21/03 EJC veè >> Združene države Amerike Returning Coffins 10/21/03 Washington Post veè >> Svet More media staff killed in action 10/21/03 EJC veè >> Združene države Amerike Beyond Puff: Writing about Kids 10/20/03 Poynter Ethics Journal veè >> Kambodža Journalist murdered 10/20/03 CPJ veè >> Velika Britanija bbcnews.com takes on Europe 10/20/03 journalism.co.uk veè >> Združene države Amerike Bush’s News War 10/20/03 Newsweek veè >> 11/30/99 veè >>			Velika Britanija Biggest pay campaign 11/04/03 NUJ   The National Union of Journalists has launched its biggest campaign to tackle low pay in local newspapers for more than a decade. Journalists at dozens of Newsquest-owned titles across the UK are joining a national campaign for improved pay at the company’s newspapers. Under the slogan "FAIR PAY NOW" hundreds of journalists have signed up to the NUJ’s campaign and will set the ball rolling by distributing hard-hitting leaflets at workplaces and in towns across the country. Pay claims have been submitted at papers in Brighton, Oxford, London, York, Bolton, Bradford, Andover, Bournemouth, Blackburn, Darlington, Salisbury, Swindon and other towns and cities as part of the campaign for a 6 per cent rise for each of the next two years. Earlier this year journalists at two Newsquest centres, in Bradford and Bolton, took protracted strike action over the abysmal rates of pay. General Secretary Jeremy Dear said: “Journalists in Newsquest are undervalued and underpaid. Despite winning many awards and making millions of pounds in profit virtually every single journalist in Newsquest earns below the national average wage for a non-manual worker – some earn more than £10,000 less. “The string of awards show their work is not below average, so why is their pay? “Why do Newsquest believe their journalists are worth so little? We have found adverts in Newsquest’s own papers for street cleaners, park rangers, health workers, probation officers, teachers, fast food chain employees, lecturers, train operators, and dozens of other professions earning many thousands of pounds more than many of the company’s own journalists. “The Association of Graduate Recruiters says that after 12 months in employment the average graduate pay is around £22,000. There is not a single equivalent Newsquest journalist who is anywhere near that – we even have people with ten years experience earning up to £6,000 less. “To be paying some qualified seniors as little as £14,000 is simply unacceptable for a company which made millions of pounds profit last year. These are skilled professional people, producing successful newspapers and doing a professional job – they deserve to be paid like professionals. “The Low Pay Unit’s low pay threshold is £13,500 yet Newsquest pays its graduate trainees less than that”. “Our claim is not unreasonable – all we want is a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work and for peoples’ skills to be properly rewarded. The papers our members produce are very profitable. Whilst executive pay rose 43 per cent and shareholders benefit from the company’s success too many of our members are offered below-inflation pay deals and poverty pay. “Now journalists are determined to share in the success they help achieve. The aim of our campaign is to highlight the appalling levels of pay and to work towards achieving professional levels of pay for professional people”. Newsquest is one of the UK’s largest newspaper publishers. The group has 17 daily titles and more than 300 title in all, with a weekly circulation of over 10 million copies. It is wholly owned is owned by Gannett, a major US corporation which publishes 80 daily papers and last year made profits of $1.16 billion (£753 million). Newsquest publishes newspapers in the following areas: Bolton, Bradford, Bury, Blackburn, Blackpool, Oxford, Swindon, Taunton, Andover, Salisbury, Chorley, Kendal, Preston, South London, Kent, Stourbridge, Darlington, Bournemouth, Dorset, Southampton, Andover, Brighton, York, South Wales.  A copy of the full pay claim and further information on pay rates, profit figures, executive pay rates and comparisons with other professions are available. Contact Lisa Roberts on 020 7843 3728 During the campaign the union will be asking members and supporters to get involved in the campaign. There are lots of ways to help. To get involved send your details to endlowpay@nuj.org.uk  EXPANSION of the Newsquest group has been checked by the government decision on a new takeover of 23 weekly titles in the Greater London area. See story linked top right.   Veè informacij:  http://www.nuj.org.uk