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Hello Pittsburgh Post-Gazette employees, My name is Andre Jones, and I serve as Chief People Officer for the Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism. I am reaching out to introduce myself and to invite you to explore opportunities with us as we build the future Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. As part of this process, we welcome the chance to meet with and learn more about people who may be interested in roles ahead. We know many of you have meaningful experience, strong commitment and deep knowledge of the work, and we would be grateful for the opportunity to get to know you better. On Friday, April 17, 2026, our team will be on site to meet editorial employees at The Fairmont Pittsburgh, located at 10 Market Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. Non-editorial employees or anyone who was not available to meet onsite will have the opportunity to meet us virtually beginning Tuesday, April 21, 2026. If you are interested, please visit the interest page below and share your resume, professional bio, or other relevant materials. This will help us better understand your background, interests, and the perspective you might bring.
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Pittsburgh’s Liberty Bridge
Pittsburgh’s Liberty Bridge
NOTICE TO EMPLOYEES POSTED PURSUANT TO A JUDGMENT OF THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS ENFORCING AN ORDER OF THE NATONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD AN AGENCY OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Application (25A725) for stay presented to Justice Alito and by him referred to the Court is denied. The order heretofore entered by Justice Alito is vacated.
“Union kingpin Homer Simpson” in white text. Pictured is Homer Simpson sitting in a black suit in front of a blue and yellow cityscape background.
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Noah Hiles, a sports reporter, alleged that he was told to help find minorities to fill sports editorial positions and that he was paid less than a minority hired for a sports editor position. Judge Alston dismissed Mr. Hiles’ disparate pay claim because he failed to allege that he was “similarly situated in all respects” to the person who got the job. Mr. Hiles alleged that the company offered a higher rate of pay to the other individual after two other candidates declined the position. In other words, he alleged a non-discriminatory justification for the pay differential, which was fatal to his pay claim.
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All of the new lights will have a color temperature of 2700k. DarkSky International, a nonprofit focused on reducing light pollution, recommends using lighting no higher than 3000k in order to minimize its impacts on migratory birds, wildlife and human health.
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A tattoo of a singing silhouette with pink and yellow outlining it. A yellow nuclear icon and a pink cupcake sit at the end of the silhouette’s arms.
A weasel of a white woman with short dark hair wearing black holds a cell phone to her ear and waves in a parking garage with tan walls and a red railing.
A green baseball field with two decks of blue seats and a blue and white sky.
A landscape photo of PNC Park. A grass baseball field with the Pittsburgh city skyline in the background.
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A stoic white man with a dark beard. McKenry in black text over white. RAW FISH in white text over black.
A brown and orange robin sitting and shitting on the side mirror of a black Tesla
A very sad private security guard in a black hate and black polo shirt looks forlorn knowing he’s losing his scab job.
A colorful sign that reads “Solidarity” held by a group of union supporters.
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A screenshot of a Corey O’Conner for mayor post. Introducing Corey Story: a series where Pittsburghers share their first-hand account of Corey's dedication, leadership, and genuine commitment to improving their neighborhoods. Thank you to Jimmy Gregg for welcoming us into his home and sharing his "Corey Story."
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Lowe criticized a January 2023 decision by Administrative Law Judge Geoffrey Carter that the PG had violated federal labor law by negotiating in bad faith and imposing work conditions. At one point, Lowe seemed to be making the point that any contract represents a loss of freedom. For example, a contract locks workers into certain holidays, without the option of adding other holidays. The “loss of freedom” theory left striking newsroom workers scratching their heads. They wondered if they’d heard correctly. By Lowe’s measure, one suggested, owning a home represents a loss of freedom because homeowners are locked into sleeping under the same roof every night.
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A white screenshot with black text from LinkedIn commemorating a 10 year job anniversary. A cake sits sadly to the side.
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A clip from The Simpsons of a typewriter with a piece of paper in it that reads “Feelin’ Fine”.
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Red traffic lights at the intersection of S 18th St and Josephine St in Pittsburgh.
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