I found myself outside of my workplace today, not doing the job that I love. Although it was an uplifting experience to stand together and advocate for recognition of our work, I didn’t want it to come to this, none of us did. #SpringerNatureStrike NUJ Nature journals NUJ

Thank you @StephenFry for signing the open letter in support of striking Springer Nature staff, joining more than 800 signatories — including 11 The Nobel Prize winners. We are beyond grateful 🙏🙏🙏

The latest issue of James Butcher's scholarly-publishing newsletter elucidates @StephenFry's connection to us here at NUJ Nature journals — one of our members edited his article in Nature Reviews Urology, and can confirm it was "a joy to edit" 😁

Here we go again...

Catch up on the second day of strike action 📸 #SpringerNatureStrike nuj.org.uk/resource/sprin…

Nature Equality & Revolution editors out on the picket line. Patrick Goymer’s hat and mine are the same age, I just look after mine better. #SpringerNatureStrike

Staff at the U.K. arm of Springer Nature, publisher of the Nature family of academic journals, walked out for a second day of strikes today as part of a continuing standoff over compensation. scim.ag/7ro

Thank you Paul Mischel (Mischel Lab) and the more than 1,000 scientists — including 11 Nobel prizewinners — who have signed an open letter in support of the Springer Nature staff striking now 🙏#SpringerNatureStrike

#NUJ When salaries don’t keep pace with inflation, a passion for science doesn’t pay the bills. #SpringerNatureStrike researchprofessionalnews.com/rr-news-uk-vie…

"The current pay dispute isn’t just about wages; it’s about the value placed on editorial work. The outcome will be a test of whether [Springer Nature] truly values the expertise their leadership claim is the foundation of quality publishing." - Scholarly Kitchen

We work hard because we are dedicated to science. The reward is not solely financial—it is the connection to the acquisition of knowledge and the societal benefits that this yields. But passion doesn’t pay the bills. #SpringerNatureStrike

Resistance is (not) futile. As protests continue to kick-off all over the world, nature senior editor Helen Pearson talks to researchers and surveys the literature asking: which kinds of protests work? nature.com/articles/d4158…

I am excited to share our study in Science Magazine on #measles fusion glycoprotein in complex with the first neutralizing antibody described for this virus! doi.org/10.1126/scienc… /1

Great news! NUJ Nature journals and Springer Nature are pleased to have reached an agreement that ends our pay dispute through a two-year settlement and would like to pay tribute to the mutual efforts that helped us find a way forward.

I should add that we editors at Nature were immensely heartened by the support we received from the scientific community. It made us feel all warm and fluffy. And it might even have made a difference. #springernaturestrike

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