Washington Post Staff to Strike for 24 Hours in Contract Dispute

Hundreds of staff at The Washington Post will go on a 24-hour strike tomorrow, after failed negotiations with management over pay, remote work, and other conditions. The strike, announced by the Washington Post Guild, comes after 18 months of talks and the company's warning of possible layoffs. The guild accuses management of refusing to bargain in good faith and shutting down negotiations illegally. Traditional US media have faced challenges as readers turn to social media platforms and advertising revenues decline.