Hundreds of “Insider” employees will walk off the job on Monday morning to protest the company’s plan to lay off 10 percent of its staff.
employees will walk off the job on Monday morning to protest the company’s plan to lay off 10 percent of its staff, the company’s union announced on Twitter Sunday night.
“The time is now,” real-estate reporter and guild secretary Alex Nicoll said, according to audio obtained by The Daily Beast. “We have even more reason than we did yesterday, when we had a hell of a lot of reasons to walk out. A walkout is kind of the next step to show them the level of organization we have, the level of solidarity we have, the way that all of us are going to stand up for our co-workers.
The company has aimed for a late May deadline for the layoffs, Antonelli said. However, “that’s a proposal.” “I’ve spent a lot of these last few days helping people not panic, and also I have faith,” they continued. “I have faith that we’re going to get this to a resolution that helps me and helps our unit members.”
“Members of the union may decide to have a strike or a walkout,” wrote Jessica Liebman, the company’s chief people officer, in an email obtained and reviewed by The Daily Beast. “That is the union’s right and one we support and respect. Of course, any employees who are on strike will not be paid during that time. The rest of us will continue to serve our clients, audience, and each other until our union members return.
Abiding by union rules preventing direct communication with unit members, the company sent the unit council a proposed list of 60 staffers it intended to lay off. Union rules mandate the company bargain over the layoffs, something Insider noted will make the process harder for those who will potentially be affected.
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