New York Times Tech Guild Ends Strike After Election Week Standoff

Tech workers will return to work without a contract as negotiations with The New York Times continue.

The New York Times Tech Guild, representing over 600 tech workers, ended their week-long strike without reaching a new contract agreement.
The strike, which coincided with the U.S. presidential election, aimed to highlight unresolved issues like pay equity, remote work protections, and 'just cause' job security.
Despite the strike, The New York Times reported smooth election night operations, although some tech-related disruptions were noted.
Union leaders emphasized the strike demonstrated their value and garnered support from subscribers and allies nationwide.
Negotiations between the Tech Guild and The New York Times are expected to resume, with the company acknowledging the guild members' significant contributions.