NUJ Members feel 'betrayed' over Tubridy salary misreporting scandal

Emma O'Kelly, chair of the Dublin Broadcasting branch of the NUJ, discusses a recent meeting addressing issues within RTE. The meeting was highly emotional, with members expressing feelings of betrayal and frustration over inadequate equipment and secret payments. There is a strong call for a broad independent inquiry into the organization's culture of secrecy, particularly regarding payments and contracts. The crisis impacts the trust of the Irish public, and members demand transparency and a wider investigation into these issues.

Who is Emma O'Kelly in the context of the NUJ meeting?

• A journalist from the Late Late Show

• Chair of the Dublin Broadcasting branch of the NUJ

• An independent investigator

• A member of SIPTU

What was a major concern expressed by the members during the meeting?

• Lack of training opportunities

• Limited career growth

• Inadequate office equipment

• High salaries of executives

What is the primary demand of the NUJ members regarding the inquiry?

• To be conducted by internal staff

• To be delayed until further notice

• To include a broad scope covering various issues

• To focus solely on recent events

What issue has the NUJ been seeking information on for a long time?

• New broadcasting equipment

• Gender pay gap

• Office renovations

• Employee benefits

What is the NUJ's stance on the organization's culture?

• It is innovative and forward-thinking

• It has a long-standing culture of secrecy

• It is transparent and open

• It is focused on employee welfare