Humans of the Boston Globe

Meet the journalists, advertising professionals, and technicians who bring you the news.

View fullsize Today dozens of our Guild members informed the @bostonglobe editors in their afternoon meeting about why we need their support in our fight for a fair contract. We hope they’ll join us in speaking up to defend our rights as employees. We’
View fullsize Boston Globe employees took to the streets today with fliers to let people know what has been going on at the negotiating table. Ten months after negotiations began, the company is still insisting that employees give up overtime, seniority, and the r
View fullsize 📣📣📣 Last week a group of about 30 union members, including some of our friends at WGBH and WBUR, handed out flyers explaining why we deserve a fair contract as people arrived to watch a GlobeDocs screening at the Coolidge Corner Theater in Brookli
View fullsize We spruced up the @bostonglobe newsroom today with the red cards our members wrote about why #faircontractsmatter This is all we want.
View fullsize Here is why our reporters are pushing for a fair contract. Show your support by reposting the last slide and tag us. Thank you for your solidarity! ✊#faircontractsmatter
View fullsize More notes from @bostonglobe journalists about why we are pushing so hard for a fair contract. Show your solidarity by reposting the last slide and tag us. We can’t do this alone. ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 #faircontractsmatter
View fullsize Happy Labor Day! We are still in tense negotiations with @bostonglobe management for a fair contract. They have hardly budged. We have filed a bad faith bargaining charge with the NLRB. This week we will be sharing notes from Globe journalists about
View fullsize “I love this freakin’ place!” — Emily Sweeney, staff reporter #faircontractsmatter
View fullsize “I want a union contract so I can continue to support my kids in pursuing their dreams.” — Michael Fitzgerald, articles editor, Boston Globe Magazine
View fullsize “This is my cat P.T. feigning interest in my work as I log in from home. I have no illusions though; he’s 17 pounds – he was seeking snacks. At the shelter where I adopted him, they said he’d been on the streets for a while.