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For gawd’s sake, vote in the upcoming union elections. Better yet, run for office. |
You are one among the lucky minority of workers in Canada to belong to a union. There is a way to give back...
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Provincial broadcaster is twisting in the wind |
Ten years of neglect and recurring threats of a sell-off have left TVO looking worse for wear. There are fewer original shows on TV, less coverage of the province in current affairs shows, more repeats, more imports.
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Trauma: a little-understood hazard of the media trade |
The extent to which photographers, videojournalists and reporters regularly experience trauma is not well understood in Canada, let alone discussed openly, particularly in newsrooms.
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International union moves to diversify executive board |
Diversity was the big issue at this summer's convention of the Communication Workers of America, the parent union of the Canadian Media Guild.
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CRTC favours big players; Vote out poverty in Ontario; Guild helps redesign pension plan at The Canadian Press; in-house production on the decline
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Ask Jean... |
Jean Broughton, the Guild’s union services co-ordinator, answers questions frequently asked by CMG members.
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