Hearst employees plan walkouts at four locations on Thursday

Posted Wednesday, March 22, 2023 11:21 am

Ray Schultz | MediaPost

Workers are planning walkouts at Hearst offices this Thursday to protest the inability to finalize a first contract. Negotiations are scheduled to end on March 28, with one session left.

The bargaining has been going on for two years, according to the WGA East Hearst Union.

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