MediaNews' copy desk consolidation plan is in effect, and more papers are potentially scheduled to move operations to San Gabriel very soon. As plans for a universal desk move forward, our goal is to ensure that our members are heard, and that this transition is as effective and trouble-free as possible. To meet that goal, we need your input.
We are reaching out to anyone on the copy desk, union or otherwise, about LANG's plans for a universal copy desk.
In order to learn how the plans will affect you, we've drafted this survey. Please click on the link and fill it out when you have the time.
The goal we hope to achieve from the survey results is it to develop a better understanding of copy editors’ concerns so we can help our Guild members there reach out to and better frame discussions with the non-union folks.
If your operations haven't been consolidated yet, what is your biggest concern?
If you're already working at the universal desk, what needs to be improved?
We know you have ideas that can make this work better, and create a more stable and effective work environment. With your help, we'll bring these ideas to the company and push for coordination to examine areas that can be improved or modified.
For instance, one of our Daily News CEs said that leaving a slot editor and designer at each paper to would help maintain local identity and ensure accuracy.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Questions about consolidation
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