Media Guardian: Media industry’s unpaid 288m overtime bill
February 18th, 2008Posted by Oliver Luft in Editors' pick
The TUC says media professionals work unpaid overtime worth nearly £300 million a year.
Writing int he Guardian, John Plunkett say if you are a journalist, PR, photographer or work in broadcasting, then you are 50 per cent more likely to work overtime for free.
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