Precariousness has been established for years —probably since 2008— in newsrooms with no expiration date. For a long time it has been accepted by many generations and has been conceived as part of the “price to pay” for exercising this profession, which for many is a vocation. A reality that is defined by accepting low salaries, living endless hours, being subjected to constant pressure and living with an almost non-existent work disconnect. Now…
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Precariousness has been established for years —probably since 2008— in newsrooms with no expiration date. For a long time it has been accepted by many generations and has been conceived as part of the “price to pay” for exercising this profession, which for many is a vocation. A reality that is defined by accepting low salaries, living endless hours, being subjected to constant pressure and living with an almost non-existent work disconnect. Now…