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Amid rising inflation and stagnant wages, staff at the Washington Post walked off the job on December 7 to protest their pay, in contrast to the outlet's editorials praising the economy.
Journalists at the Washington Post have walked off the job to begin a 24-hour strike while issuing a plea to the general public for support.
Hundreds of Washington Post staff will go on strike Thursday and ahead of the industrial action have released a video message, pleading for public support.
The Washington Post's union launched a 24-hour strike including over 750 employees on Thursday in its largest labor protest in decades, the Post reported.
Union employees say Washington Post management is negotiating in bad faith, underpaying workers as 18-month contract talks stall out.