Le Matin editorial team expresses solidarity
Journalists at Le Matin walked off the job for an hour on Tuesday. They did so to express their solidarity with the photographers, who have been severely affected by the cost-cutting measures at Edipresse. About 70 people gathered in Lausanne for the protest.
Photographers are very badly affected by the downsizing measures by Edipresse. Their workforce is to be reduced by around a third. The editors of the western Swiss daily newspaper carried placards with slogans such as "Stop the redundancies" and "What is too much is too much". A total of almost 70 people gathered at Lausanne station between 3 and 4 pm.
No agreement has yet been reached for the printing plant and technical services either. Two further protest actions are therefore planned for Wednesday - one in front of the Edipresse building in Lausanne and one in front of the printing plant in Bussigny VD. According to the Comedia trade union, the actions are intended to help attract the necessary attention from management.
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No agreement has yet been reached for the printing plant and technical services either. Two further protest actions are therefore planned for Wednesday - one in front of the Edipresse building in Lausanne and one in front of the printing plant in Bussigny VD. According to the Comedia trade union, the actions are intended to help attract the necessary attention from management.
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