Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Tell Zell: Protests, Protests Everywhere


The Newspaper Guild's Tribune Employee Talk wants everyone to wear black on Thursday. Surely that's not too much to ask. A fellow Retcher has even suggested shirts to buy. Five styles to choose from. They look slimming, too+++Baltimore Sun reporters are holding a rally to protest the cuts on Thursday. Details here. Hey! That's the same day as the Teamsters meeting in LA where editorial employees have been invited to attend.

To read more, you know what to do...

Tell Zell: Protests, Protests Everywhere
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3 comments:

  1. bruce12:44 PM

    Pressmen and others welcome to use conf. room at credit union for free. Call Bruce at 213-402-4850 for details and to reserve the room. Posting a while back stated that credit union was changing and going in same direction as Tribune. Fact is, we had no choice - we were kicked out. They took away our benefits, access to Times building and made us change our name. We are still owned by the people and for the people.

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  2. bruce12:47 PM

    Pressmen and others welcome to use conf room at credit union for meetings for free. Call Bruce at 213-402-4850 for details and to reserve room. Posting a while back stated that credit union was changing and going in same direction as Tribune. Fact is, we were forced to and kicked out. They took away all our benefits, didn't allow us into the Times building anymore and made us change our name. We are owned by the people and for the people. Help support and keep the credit union going.

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  3. Edward Padgett2:29 PM

    Thank you Bruce, means an awful lot to many of us at the Times. We we're saddened when all of you at the Los Angeles Times Federal Credit Union were tossed away as trash. Just seems to come natural from Tribune types.

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