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Guild urges rejection of Time Inc.'s "best and final offer"

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Union members vote Thursday. The Newspaper Guild says the contract offer to employees of Time, Fortune, Fortune Small Business, Money, People and Sports Illustrated magazines "is highlighted by a wage proposal that has no guaranteed annual increases, only a merit pool that would be distributed solely at the discretion of the company."

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