Forbes employees walk out on '30 Under 30' release day to protest salary negotiations

theguardian.com

Forbes editorial staff staged a walkout on Tuesday, coinciding with the release of the company's "30 Under 30" lists. The protest was organized by the Forbes Union amid stalled negotiations over salary increases and working conditions. The union, representing about 100 employees, is seeking a minimum salary of $75,000, annual raises of 8%, and bonuses for overtime. Forbes management has proposed a $60,000 minimum salary and lower raises. Union members claim management has delayed negotiations for nearly three years, citing disrespectful tactics. The NewsGuild of New York supports the union's efforts for a fair contract.


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