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CNN Sets Record $76 Million Back Pay Settlement With National Labor Relations Board
11.01.2020 - 04:51 / variety.com
CNN has agreed to pay $76 million to settle a back pay case involving union workers that marks the largest “monetary remedy” in the 85-year history of National Labor Relations Board.
The dispute began in 2003 when CNN fired a group of unionized subcontractors working as video technicians and in other technical and support roles.
The cabler then hired new, non-union employees for most of the same functions. That sparked a trail of litigation with National Association of Broadcast Employees and
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CNN Agrees to Record $76 Million Settlement With National Labor Relations Board
CNN has agreed to pay $76 million in backpay as part of a record settlement with the federal labor board after the cable television network terminated the contracts of unionized camera operators in 2003.The settlement is the "largest monetary remedy" in the National Labor Relations Board’s 85-year history, the agency said in a statement Friday.