For decades, the stone facade of Al Día and The Dallas Morning News pledged to inform our community with integrity and fairness to all.
It's in the same spirit we, the employees of and , are forming a union as part of 🧵 dallasnewsguild.org/news/news-rele
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North Texas deserves a news organization representative of its community, one that strives to hold power to account, tells its people’s stories, and reports on the news and culture that make the Lone Star State feel like home.
It deserves an organization #ByDallasForDallas.
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We take pride in having the opportunity to serve our community, in being #ByDallasForDallas.
But the institution fails to fulfill its duty to readers when experienced colleagues are lost to layoffs, employees struggle for pay equity, and young talent has no clear path forward.
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We want to build a more stable and secure environment so local journalism can thrive, which is why we're coming together and asking that management recognize our union.
We deserve a seat at the table and want to be in the room when decisions that affect us are being made.
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We have served North Texas for nearly 140 years. Through a united workforce, we can create the equitable, representative and profitable conditions we need to do so for years to come.
Read our mission statement and more on our website.
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Congratulations and welcome!
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Amazing! Welcome to the CWA family.
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I stand with you. Congrats on standing together for quality journalism and a great workplace.
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Here's another way you can stand with us as we push for voluntary recognition. Feel free to share it with your circles actionnetwork.org/letters/recogn
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Thank you so much, Tim!!