Members of the National Union of Journalists at South Yorkshire Newspapers show confidence as talks begin with Johnston Press
NUJ members have begun the first of two planned 24-hour strikes over five compulsory redundancies planned across titles in Cheshire and Merseyside
National Union of Journalists announce staff at South Yorkshire Newspapers will return to work after eight weeks of an indefinite strike over job losses
John Fry said by the NUJ to be 'shaken and visibly uncomfortable' as he accepts petition from South Yorkshire strikers and union representatives
Staff to hold one-week strike ballot over plans to cut seven jobs across Newsquest offices in Sale, Warrington and Northwich
The NUJ will hand over a petition to Johnston Press tomorrow as part of its protest against planned cuts across the company's South Yorkshire titles
Broadcast union BECTU has agreed to suspend its planned 24-hour strike pending the outcome of appeals by members of staff at risk of redundancy
Union announces 24-hour strike over four editors and one assistant producer due to be made redundant on 31 August
Editor Jim Oldfield to appeal against redundancy while continuing to support journalists on indefinite strike at the South Yorkshire Times
#jpod looks at the BBC strikes, speaking to NUJ members on the picket lines and Jonathan Lovett father of the chapel for the NUJ at Tindle Newspapers in Enfield, on winning concessions from management
John Fry tells NUJ members that management won't involve conciliation service ACAS in resolving ongoing dispute over cutbacks across South Yorkshire titles
BBC Radio 4's Today programme delayed and BBC 1's Breakfast show off-air as NUJ members stage second one-day walk out over compulsory redundancies
Staff at South Yorkshire titles unanimously back call for assistance of government-funded conciliation service in ending indefinite strike
Staff at titles including the South Yorkshire Times, Selby Times and Doncaster Free Press are on indefinite strike over proposed job cuts in the region
Today programme delayed and BBC Breakfast cancelled as thousands of journalists walk out over compulsory redundancies
Staff are striking over 18 job cuts, the closure of the Goole Courier's office and the scrapping of an editor's role
Members of the National Union of Journalists vote for strike action over compulsory redundancies at the World Service
A dispute between staff and management at titles in Surrey, Sutton and Twickenham has been resolved, says NUJ
Father of the chapel Jonathan Lovett told Journalism.co.uk Tindle has agreed to reverse its policy of non-replacement for a period of six months
Second strike agreed by journalists working for Tindle Newspapers' Enfield titles in protest at the quality of newspapers being produced
Fifteen members of broadcast union Bectu voted to strike this weekend
BBC journalists in Brighton manned a picket line from 4am as part of nation-wide strikes by NUJ members at the broadcaster
Johnston Press bosses called on teenager on work placement to get paper out during strike, NUJ claims
Proposals will see 10 district office staff, eight production journalists and four members of the sports staff made redundant at Media Wales
Editor of Johnston Press title - whose job is under threat - reports editorial cuts on front page
Sir Ray Tindle meets with the NUJ Parliamentary group to explain the staffing situation which has led to industrial action in Enfield
Journalists at Newsquest titles in London are taking part in a second strike as part of ongoing disputes over editorial space, redundancies, and an office move
Journalists at Newsquest South London will walk out next Wednesday and Thursday in a dispute over cuts, pay and an office relocation
Reporters at Tindle Newspapers titles in Enfield are striking over quality saying they cannot leave the office to cover court stories, council meetings and are delivering a poor product to readers
Journalists at the Newsquest-owned Bolton News voted to strike in protest against an ongoing pay freeze while staff at a Johnston Press titles in Sheffield have reached a deal with management over plans to cut production jobs
Journalists at some Newsquest titles are experiencing a 'thaw' in the pay freeze but the change is not nationwide
First day of centralised subbing for Brighton's Argus sees Southampton-based sub-editors fail to spot an embarrassing typo
Staff at the Southern Daily Echo are balloting for more strike action after a 48-hour strike over pay
NUJ members at Newsquest-owned titles in Blackburn, Bradford, Bolton and York have all voted for indsutrial action.
Former Brighton Argus deputy editor Frank le Duc explains the challenges facing regional publishers from new local competition
Striking journalists at the Newsquest-owned Brighton Argus gathered online support via the Twitter account @argus_strike and a blog throughout the action
NUJ members at the Darlington and Stockton Times, Durham Times and the Advertiser series, have unanimously passed a motion of no confidence in the chief executives of Newsquest and Newsquest's US parent company Gannett
The second 48-hour BBC strike was planned for 15 and 16 November, but the broadcaster has offered the NUJ new talks in the ongoing pensions dispute
The BBC strike as curated through Storify
Activists from the media and entertainment union Bectu are applying to join the National Union of Journalists so they can take part in planned strike action at the BBC over pensions
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