The Condé Nast Union reached a deal with corporate brass and avoided a walkout and picketing.
, Condé Nast’s chief content officer and global editorial director. A 25-year trustee at The Met, she is co-chairing the celebrity-studded extravaganza with Zendaya, Bad Bunny and Jennifer Lopez.
After winning its card count in September 2022, the Condé Union posted on the social media platform that it had been officially recognized as a union after a six-month wait. “The era of ‘prestige paying the bills’ is over,” the supporters posted. As is the case with many other media outlets, Condé Nast has had its share of layoffs. Chief executive officer Roger Lynch announced the latest round — 270 people representing about 5 percent of the company’s workforce — in November.
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