Nine’s journos take to Twitter to demand a ‘fair share’ from their employer in EBA negotiations

Journalists at Nine’s masthead titles have taken to Twitter to demand a better deal in their fight for increased pay, voicing displeasure as negotiations continue, while one journalist at The Age has quit citing the reasons for industrial action being “in part behind it”

Members of the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA) across the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Australian Financial Review, Brisbane Times, and WA Today are after fair pay increases, career progression and minimums for freelancers, using the hashtag #FairShareNine on the social media platform.

#MEAAmedia Members at @smh, @theage, @FinancialReview, @brisbanetimes and @WAtoday want a fair deal and respect so they can continue to deliver high quality public interest journalism to readers.#FairShareNine pic.twitter.com/s7c6qu3j7w