After an unprecedented Election Week ULP strike, we returned to work today and have called off the NYT Games and Cooking boycotts.

Over the last 8 days, we accomplished something extraordinary: we held the first tech-workers strike in the nation, ran one of the first and largest remote pickets in the nation, and pulled off a successful boycott of both NYT Cooking and Games.

Hundreds of us showed up every day on the picket line, with hundreds more meeting across the nation and online. ✊ We could not have done this without you. ✊ From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.

Unfortunately, @nytimes leadership is willing to risk the company’s journalistic mission and waste extraordinary amounts of money just to avoid speaking with us.

Our priority here is our contract. Our ULP Strike was a warning to @nytimes and now management knows what we’re capable of. We know we are setting a precedent for the industry, and that means getting back to the table, and bringing the fight back to the office.

Missed my games and recipes but will do it again if I need to.

I missed the games because my sisters and I share our scores every day, but we are behind you 💯.

you guys rock, thank you for all that you do!

✊🏼 Congratulations ✊🏼

So happy to hear this. Missed you!

@lenoreriegel