Reuters Journalists Authorize Strike as Union Negotiations Reach Boiling Point
- Union has clashed with company on pay, return-to-office policy
- Vote does not guarantee work stoppage, but allows one to occur
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Thomson Reuters Corp. journalists in the US have authorized their union to call a strike against the media company, which they say has slow-walked negotiations for higher pay and other benefits.
The vote does not guarantee a work stoppage at the 171-year-old newswire, but allows the union’s bargaining committee to announce a strike if progress isn’t made in contract talks, which resume Nov. 14.