Union members at Wirecutter, the product recommendation website owned by The New York Times Company, said on Tuesday that they had reached a deal on their first contract after two years of negotiations that were at times contentious.
The contract includes immediate average wage increases of about $5,000, along with 3 percent raises on average for each year of the deal, which runs through February 2024, the Wirecutter Union said in a news release.
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