Esteban Jaimes (left) and Edward Parrish, members of the Teamsters union, loaded papers yesterday.
(Essdras M. Suarez/ Globe Staff)
Globe union faces cuts, furloughs
Approval called crucial for paper's future
Esteban Jaimes (left) and Edward Parrish, members of the Teamsters union, loaded papers yesterday.
(Essdras M. Suarez/ Globe Staff)
Members of the Boston's Globe largest union tonight will hear the details of a proposal that would impose deep wage cuts, freeze pensions for many employees, and essentially eliminate the lifetime job guarantees held by veteran employees to provide the $10 million in savings demanded by the paper's owner, the New York Times Co. (Full article: 1065 words)
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