New York Times tech staffers needled the media giant on Election Day, going on strike and refusing to help keep the website running unless their labor demands are met.
Tuesday marked the second day the New York Times Tech Guild—the union representing company engineers and other staff members — picketed the “gray lady” outside the Times’ headquarters at 242 West 41st St.
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