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Community shows support for Guild

Posted in Negotiations, Mobilization by daytongu on the December 17th, 2007

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The Dayton Newspaper Guild is grateful to its supporters in the community, including the AFL-CIO, other labor unions, many readers and advertisers who have expressed support and the local blogging community.

DaytonOS, a local news blog, has been a particularly helpful and supportive. In fact, DaytonOS has gone farther even than the Guild, calling Sunday for a boycott of Dayton Daily News subscriptions and advertisers.

While we appreciate the sentiment, the Guild wants to make clear that it has not called for a boycott at this time.

The Guild continues to weigh its options, should the Dayton Daily News continue to falsely and illegally state that an impasse exists and maintains its refusal to bargain.

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