Sentence examples for editorial workers from inspiring English sources

For salary increases, the guild is seeking terms consistent with those contained in a recent agreement between Tribune and the union representing editorial workers at Newsday in New York, another former Times Mirror publication.

Even this month, several editorial workers were fired.

The AP employs some 4,100 administrative, communications, and editorial workers worldwide.

Everyone got Fridays off in May, and editorial workers got four weeks off and a week of paid travel to visit anywhere in the country.

"The Spanish newspaper market has been a failure over the past century," Mr. Escolar, 31, said during a visit to the modern offices that house the newspaper's 120 editorial workers, most in their 30s.

Byline strikes — when reporters insist that their names be removed from their articles — are a common union tactic at newspapers, used to show the solidarity of editorial workers against the paper's management.

By Norma Rosen The New Yorker, October 26 , 1963P. 48 The writer, a free lance editorial worker of Jewish background, with a 3 month daughter, Susan, has a Jamacian maid, Mrs. Cooper.

In your April 7 editorial about workers' protests in China you call on Beijing to enforce higher ethical standards.

Other former intern magnets are redefining the position (Gawker Media now calls its entry-level workers "editorial fellows").

In "Visas for Mexican Workers" (editorial, Aug. 24), you qualify the ideas of Vicente Fox, Mexico's president-elect, regarding free labor movement across the open border as "not practical anytime soon".

Your May 29 editorial comparing stockholders to workers misses the point.