Striking NY Times tech workers 'done compromising,' as staffers say election coverage in jeopardy
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Striking New York Times tech staffers spoke to Fox News Digital about why they're walked off the job in the middle of the busiest news cycle of the year.
Nikolas Lanum is an associate editor for Fox News Digital.
The strike could affect the paper's ability to cover the election results of the presidential race, as well as the congressional races determining who will control Washington in 2025. Times software engineer Sarah Duncan, who works on the paper’s homepage, admitted the strike could drastically affect the Times on its busiest day of the year.
"I do think there is potential we’re not working [on Election Night], which is disappointing," Duncan told Fox News Digital outside the Times’ New York headquarters.
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