Overview
- A Third Circuit ruling restored the 2014–17 agreement terms and met the Guild’s 2022 strike demands, according to union leaders.
- The Post-Gazette says it will appeal the decision and has warned in comments to the Columbia Journalism Review that allowing it to stand could threaten the paper’s viability.
- Twenty-six union members reentered the newsroom on Nov. 24, down from roughly 60 who initially walked out in 2022.
- Negotiations for a successor contract are now in focus as returning staff sort out beats, access, email and equipment needs.
- The union-run Pittsburgh Union Progress is expected to be archived once a new agreement is finalized.