Condé Nast Fires 4 Employees Amid Teen Vogue Consolidation; Guild Cries Foul

A company that makes magazines, Condé Nast, decided to combine one of its magazines, Teen Vogue, with another website, which also meant some people would lose their jobs.

Four workers, who are part of a union that protects workers, tried to talk to the head of HR about these job cuts.

However, the company fired these four workers, saying they behaved badly and broke company rules.

The union is very upset and says the company fired them unfairly and illegally, especially since they were trying to stand up for their coworkers and protect their union rights.

The company claims the workers were too aggressive and disruptive.

One of the fired workers, who is also a vice president in the union, believes her firing was specifically to punish her for her union activities.