New Yorker union on temporary strike over wage dispute

Members of the New Yorker’s union are participating in a work stoppage amid a monetary fight with the company.

The union announced that its members are partaking in a “twenty-four-hour work stoppage,” beginning at 6 a.m. on Thursday, which will last until Friday morning. The participating union members total more than 100 employees, according to John Austin, the communications director of the NewsGuild of New York.