Boston Newspaper Guild

June 08, 2009

Deep six: Did a dozen members of Boston Newspaper Guild just decide the fate of the Globe?
By Carly Carioli

The Boston Newspaper Guild -- the union representing the newsroom of the Boston Globe -- narrowly rejected the final offer of the New York Times Company tonight, by a vote of 277 to 265, according to Boston.com in a report published a few minutes ago. That's an agonizingly close vote, in an election that produced high turnout (Globe says 80 percent of union membership voted).

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