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and there are some fears here that the strike could develop into a long one. while they argue the biggest newspaper in the biggest city in the country s the newsroom, published by the unification church. which is headed by the reverence, the korean evangelist. what the unions in the publishes are getting the impression that they are able to set that into a power struggle. both sides could be bluffing, but if they are not, the new york newspaper strike could be long bitter and expensive. today, more than 40 years later 1000 new york times employees walked off the job again. they have not had a working contract since march of 2021. negotiations over that contract between the papers management and the unions have broken down, primarily over disputes about pay, health care, and salary floors for the papers lowest paid employees. the ceo of the times wrote a memo last night rebutting some of the union s claims. she cited what she called the clear commitments the paper has shown to negot
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