WASHINGTON (Sputnik) – "Globe employees will need to be two per car. Please have proof of driver's license and registration," Guild President Scott Steeves was quoted as saying by the Boston Business Journal late Saturday in an email distributed among Globe employees.
Globe reporters, editors mobilize to aid home delivery teams #GlobeDelivery https://t.co/VzjkVOIa4Y pic.twitter.com/bi2TyMVULg
— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) 3 января 2016
"Make sure you have a flashlight and GPS."
Inside the Newton distribution center where @BostonGlobe employees are assembling papers. pic.twitter.com/gHisVOvXC2
— Dan Kennedy (@dankennedy_nu) 3 января 2016
Reporters and editors were instructed to gather in the western Boston suburb of Newton at midnight local time to begin the door-to-door distributions.
Seeing the inside of @bostonglobe distribution facility in Newton pic.twitter.com/ARW4sAygIY
— Todd Wallack (@TWallack) 3 января 2016
Up to 10,000 subscribers are estimated to have experienced delivery disruptions since the newspaper switched to ACI Media from an unidentified prior vendor on December 28.
The paper’s CEO Mike Sheehan apologized for the interruptions caused by the adjustment.
Over 100 Globe staff have reportedly volunteered to carry out the deliveries.
