Last week, we flooded the Condé Nast slack with messages about our coworkers who work on contracts, how important they are, and how much terminating their contracts will negatively impact our work. How do you think Condé responded?
🤖🚨WE HAVE AN AGREEMENT🚨🤖 We bargained into the night and we’ve REACHED A DEAL! Thank you for all your support and solidarity. Feel free to click away @WIRED on Tuesday and Wednesday for Prime Day. @wiredunion forever...when we fight, WE WIN!✊
*WALKOUT ALERT* @WiredUnion members are prepared to walk out for Prime Day on July 12 and 13th unless @CondeNast agrees to a fair contract. And we need our supporters to stand with us 🔥🧵 https://t.co/LviOGjqmrG
Permalancers at Condé don’t get paid time off. Today, while staff are afforded a paid company holiday, our permalance colleagues are left with one less day of compensation.
We are in awe of our coworkers and comrades at @WIREDUnion, who have announced that they will be walking out on Amazon Prime Day (July 12 + 13) unless management agrees to a fair contract.
To support our path to voluntary recognition, share this graphic and sign our petition to show your public support for our campaign. https://t.co/4SOjIOScMo
We’ve called this out before, but it reinforces the idea that full-time employees are granted their bodily autonomy as protected by a corporation whereas hourly workers are not.
Last night, the @nytimes posted a graphic listing @CondeNast as a company offering access to abortion services they may not be able to obtain in their state. This isn’t 100 percent true.
Breaking News: The Supreme Court overruled Roe v. Wade, eliminating the constitutional right to abortion in a decision that will lead to all but total bans on the procedure in about half of the U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts voted with the majority. https://t.co/KiIUF7WKC1
While the Supreme Court planned to overturn Roe v. Wade last night, there was also a fashion party called the Met Gala where permalancers, videographers, & editors worked overtime to make Condé Nast videos. On social media, they all went uncredited: but that changes today➡️