Hearst staffers just got the go-ahead to hold a union election. Here's how the company's effort to modernize its antiquated magazine business stressed out employees and led them to unionize

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· The National Labor Relations Board just gave Hearst Magazine editorial staffers the go-ahead to hold a union vote, six months after they announced they unionized, joining a throng of other media workers.
· A union at Hearst, which publishes some of the best-known titles including Cosmopolitan and Esquire,  would be a big...

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