Category / Labour

Writer’s goal is to call out companies for terrible rates—and remind writers that they’re worth more than the miserly fees all too often offered for online writing.

FHRITP is only one example of the insidious sexism people face in the field.

Labour stories are getting lost. At least, that’s what research for the recently launched Media Works: A Labour Rights and Reporting Project has discovered.

WordRates & PitchLab aims to improve working conditions and rates for freelance writers.

American report does little to suggest attainable solutions to the industry’s financial woes.

As the Toronto Star’s new work and wealth reporter, Sara Mojtehedzadeh is one of a dwindling number of journalists dedicated to covering labour issues full-time.

As contract assignments and internships become more commonplace for newly minted journalists, workers more than ever need to know their rights.

Freelance journalists use digital communications to organize a collective fight against rights-grabbing contracts.

A look at the state of journalism school-sanctioned internships across Canada.

Pending Postmedia sale among employee concerns that spurred drive.