Hi John,

Workers at Hearst Magazines produce some of the world’s best-known publications—from Good Housekeeping and Harper’s Bazaar to Cosmopolitan, Men’s Health and Car and Driver.

Now, those writers at Hearst are fighting for a fair union contract, and they need our solidarity.

Will you take a moment to send a letter to management before their contract expires on Jan. 31?

You can read more about the Hearst workers’ contract fight in the email from the Writers Guild of America East (WGAE) below.

We are stronger when we stand together, and it will be extra impactful for management to hear from Hearst readers and from everyone who supports America’s unions and the workers who make these publications. Thank you for standing up for working people. 

In solidarity,

Team AFL-CIO

Hi John,

WGAE members at Hearst Magazines are fighting for a fair union contract, and they need your support.

Our contract proposals are reasonable, fair and necessary for Hearst to be a sustainable place to work. Unfortunately, the company has responded by failing to provide adequate bargaining dates and offering unacceptable counterproposals.

Hearst's union members – and Hearst's readers – deserve better.

Please take a moment to send a letter to Hearst Magazines executives urging them to agree to a fair contract before the current agreement expires on January 31st.

Union members at Hearst deserve a contract that justly addresses member concerns regarding the current state of the economy, the ever-changing landscape of print and digital media, the layoff process and other issues that they’ve deemed crucial to our continued success in the workplace.

Please take a moment to send a letter to Hearst Magazines executives.

Thank you for standing with your fellow workers.

WGAE Team

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