MEMBERS of the National Union of Journalists at the Southern Daily Echo have started a second 48-hour strike today.
The action, in regard to a dispute over the paper’s on-going two-year wage freeze, follows a similar two day strike last month.
MEMBERS of the National Union of Journalists at the Southern Daily Echo have started a second 48-hour strike today.
The action, in regard to a dispute over the paper’s on-going two-year wage freeze, follows a similar two day strike last month.
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