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Contract negotiations continued Friday between unions at The Boston Globe and its owner, The New York Times Co., on the day the Times Co. set as the deadline for $20 million in labor concessions from the newspaper.
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The Boston Globe and its largest employees union finished all-night talks without a deal Monday, but plan to be back at the bargaining table soon. Lifetime job...
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The Boston Globe’s largest union says it has proposed more than the $10 million in cuts sought by its owner to keep the newspaper running.
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