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'Constructive' Talks Prompt Union to Set up Working Party

10/08/2007
The National Union of Journalists is to set up a working party to look at a new production system being planned for the Herald group of newspapers.

It follows what Scottish Organiser, Paul Holleran, describes as “constructive” talks with the group’s managing director, Tim Blott, following a cessation of industrial action last week.

A series of walk-outs had been staged by the union, in protest at proposed compulsory redundancy at one of the group’s titles, the Evening Times.

The working party is to comprise NUJ members with production and technical expertise rather than officials.

Also encouraging for the union, a new ‘house agreement’ is on the talks agenda taking place next month.

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  • "Result. It can be dressed up in any form to save management face, but it's a clear-cut NUJ victory. Round one to the journos. Maybe Newsquest will think twice next time before they try to impose their dictatorial will. This ain't America. Don't mess wi' the Jocks."
    The Outlaw 10/08/2007
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