Editorial statute Sample Clauses

Editorial statute. Editorial statute 1. The publisher shall establish an editorial statute that regulates both the position of the editors-in-chief and that of the other editors for every title (a publication with its own, independent editorial team, such as a newspaper, an opinion weekly, a general interest magazine or a trade journal, both in paper form and in a digital form or as a mix of these manners of publication) published by the publisher. If several titles are managed by one team of editors-in-chief, an editorial statute can also be established for such group of titles. 2. Before establishing an editorial statute for a title, agreement as to its contents shall be reached between the publisher, the editors-in-chief and the representatives of the editorial team(s)of the title(s). The same applies to any changes to the editorial statute. Models for an editorial statute made available by parties to the collective labour agreement can be used during these consultations. 3. The following matters will be recorded as a minimum in the editorial statute: 1. a clear statement in writing of the principles and/or basic assumptions and/or objectives underlying the editorial policy of the title(s);

Editorial statute. Editorial statute 1. The publisher shall establish an editorial statute that regulates both the position of the editors-in-chief and that of the other editors for every title (a publication with its own, independent editorial team, such as a newspaper, an opinion weekly, a general interest magazine or a trade journal, both in paper form and in a digital form or as a mix of these manners of publication) published by the publisher. If several titles are managed by one team of editors-in- chief, an editorial statute can also be established for such group of titles. 2. Before establishing an editorial statute for a title, agreement as to its contents shall be reached between the publisher, the editors-in-chief and the representatives of the editorial team(s) of the title(s). The same applies to any changes to the editorial statute. Models for an editorial statute made available by parties to the collective labour agreement can be used during these consultations. 3. The following matters will be recorded as a minimum in the editorial statute: 1 a clear statement in writing of the principles and/or basic assumptions and/or objectives underlying the editorial policy of the title(s); 2 the bodies and their authorities, i.e. editors-in-chief, the publisher, the editorial meeting, the editorial board and the editorial committee; 3 the positions of the various bodies relative to each other and the assurances of journalistic independence: including the procedure for appointing and dismissing the editor-in-chief, the board and the committee and the say that the editorial team(s) have as regards editorial content and organisational matters; 4 the relationship between editorial employee representation bodies set up based on the collective labour agreement and the editorial statute and the employee representation bodies based on the Dutch Works Councils Act; 5 the manner in which decisions are taken as to the establishment of and any changes to the editorial statute and the manner in which decisions are taken as to the establishment of or any changes to the starting points of the editorial policy and/or principles and/or objectives; 6 the manner in which decisions are taken with regard to decisions by the publisher that require prior consultations with the editors-in-chief and/or the editorial representatives, and the same applies as regards decisions by the editors-in-chief that require prior consultations with the publisher and/or the editorial representatives; 7 the re...