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Staff protest | Employees turn up outside Vogue boss' home over pay dispute

Employees turn up outside Vogue boss' home over pay dispute

When issues arise in the workplace, staff are often encouraged to go to line managers or the people function with a view to resolving these problems.

However, some disgruntled Condé Nast staffers have taken a more unusual approach to raising HR-related issues at work and have reportedly turned up outside a boss’ house in protest over issues including fair pay.

How events unfolded

On Monday morning, union staff at The New Yorker, a title within Condé Nast’s portfolio, launched a new website, stating their demands for higher pay and better job security, on top of a statement that claimed they were “on the verge of a strike” – The New York Times reported.

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