New York Times Faces Election Night Challenges Amid Tech Strike

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The New York Times Tech Guild, representing 600 tech workers, has gone on strike, impacting the newspaper's digital operations during a crucial election period. The strike, which has been years in the making, stems from unresolved contract negotiations over issues like just-cause protections, remote-work flexibility, and pay equity. Despite management's attempts to mitigate the strike's effects, the disruption is evident, with key features like the Times' election Needle and games app affected. The strike has garnered significant support from other unions and public figures, highlighting ongoing labor tensions at the Times.
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