Mass Resignation Rocks Daily Trust Newspaper Over ‘N1500 Pay as Published’ Policy

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Mass Resignation Rocks Daily Trust Newspaper Over ‘N1500 Pay as Published’ Policy


In what appears a protest against the management of Daily Trust Newspaper, Weekend Editor, Lawal Danjuma, Sokoto Bureau Chief, Rakiya Muhammad, and many reporters of the media organisation have resigned.

SaharaReporters gathered that the newspaper had in June introduced a policy of converting all editorial staff to pay-as-you-publish basis.

By this policy, all reporters who were hitherto on permanent and freelance basis have no fixed salary, allowance or any other periodic benefits but would be paid N1,500 per published story.

Some operations staff were also affected.

SaharaReporters gathered that while this policy was being implemented, the company also sacked a reasonable number of staff.

“Basically, the newspaper decided to casualise labour by paying reporters only for stories they write. That means reporters are now easily expendable. They can only be paid based on their stories published.

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