Guardian Media Group

London, United Kingdom

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Guardian Media Group is a British news and media company known for its liberal editorial stance and political commentary. The company publishes The Guardian and The Observer newspapers, and offers online news content across various platforms, embracing investigative journalism, commentary on social issues, and cultural critique.

CCI Score

49.06

June 7

Latest Event

Guardian Media Group Praised for Timely Salary Payments

An employee review on Glassdoor highlights Guardian Media Group's commitment to timely salary payments, which reviewers cite as a significant factor in alleviating financial stress such as affording rent. This practice supports fair labor practices and worker rights.

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Guardian Media Group is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

JAN

01

2025

Guardian Media Group Praised for Timely Salary Payments
67.04

An employee review on Glassdoor highlights Guardian Media Group's commitment to timely salary payments, which reviewers cite as a significant factor in alleviating financial stress such as affording rent. This practice supports fair labor practices and worker rights.
+70

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

October 1

The Glassdoor review emphasizes timely salary payments, which is a positive indicator of respectful labor relations and human rights practices. This action helps to ensure that workers are paid on schedule, promoting economic stability and worker well-being—a key tenet of anti-fascist principles of worker rights and fair labor practices.

Guardian Media Group - Emotional abuse | Glassdoor
NOV

01

2023

Guardian Fund PAC Raises $2.6M in 2023-2024 Cycle
51.12

Data from OpenSecrets shows that the Guardian Fund, affiliated with Guardian Media Group, raised approximately $2,596,443 during the 2023-2024 election cycle. This fundraising activity highlights the company's active role in political contributions and lobbying efforts.
+60

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

June 7

The significant funds raised by the Guardian Fund PAC indicate active political engagement. Given Guardian Media Group's liberal and progressive stance, the fundraising is interpreted as supporting democratic processes and opposing authoritarian tendencies, thus scoring positively on the anti-fascist metric.

PAC Profile: Guardian Fund - OpenSecrets
JUL

25

2023

GMG Invests in Inclusive Journalism Amid Financial Setback
29.02

Guardian Media Group reported a year of revenue growth alongside a reported cash outflow of £21m as it invests in its editorial teams and digital capabilities. The company is creating seven new editorial jobs across regions including the UK, US, Caribbean, Africa, and South America to improve coverage of race issues and underrepresented communities, and is launching a new digital European edition.
+40

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

June 7

Guardian Media Group’s decision to reinvest in its editorial teams and digital expansion highlights a commitment to ethical business practices. By channeling funds into areas that bolster independent, inclusive journalism, the company demonstrates resistance to authoritarian and reactionary narratives.

Guardian grows revenue but reports £21m loss
+30

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

June 7

The creation of new editorial roles across multiple regions—with a focus on enhancing coverage of race issues and underrepresented communities—demonstrates Guardian Media Group’s supportive stance towards inclusive labor practices and marginalized voices, reinforcing their anti-authoritarian outlook.

Guardian grows revenue but reports £21m loss