Chronicle Herald staff are heading back to work after 18 months on strike
Staff voted on Aug. 10 to ratify tentative deal between union and management. Continue Reading Chronicle Herald staff are heading back to work after 18 months on strike
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The Nova Scotia government is ordering an Industrial Inquiry Commission in the Chronicle Herald labour dispute
The commission will be headed by a Toronto based lawyer with the aim of finding resolution between the two parties. Continue Reading The Nova Scotia government is ordering an Industrial Inquiry Commission in the Chronicle Herald labour dispute
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Six months on the Chronicle Herald picket line
This story was funded by the J-Source Patreon campaign. By Mary Ellen MacIntyre There is no music in snow-laden boots stomping on the tiled floors at picket headquarters. Out on the line, winter is about nothing but staying warm. Long johns, scarves—mittens some hadn’t worn since grade school—and those wonderful packets of hand and foot warmers…
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Links between freelancing and gender inequality highlighted by Chronicle Herald labour dispute
Women get a raw deal out of proposed Chronicle Herald collective agreement
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Memo: Chronicle Herald CEO on company layoffs
Mark Lever writes to staff to let them know that layoff notices have been sent, but some staff are being offered non-union positions.
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Journalists off the job at the Chronicle Herald
Chronicle Herald staff go on strike after 12:01 deadline passes.
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Freelancers, union leaders urge support for Chronicle Herald staff during labour dispute
Freelancer says there is a striking sees striking similarities between their contract negotiation and the current labour dispute.
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Why the Chronicle Herald is locked in a labour dispute
Potential lockout and strike looms over the Chronicle Herald by the end of this week.
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Chronicle Herald staff take labour dispute to Twitter
Chronicle Herald management removed bylines—so writers and photographers identified themselves on social media.