Islam Online employees strike

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

Computer keyboards lifted up in employees strike.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more. Several striking employees said they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service. Egypt. 15/03/2010.

The standoff between more than 300 employees of the influential Islamic news site Islam Online and the site’s Qatar-based managers appears to be heading for an endgame—one which ensures the site as we know it will be no more.

Several striking employees said Tuesday afternoon they had come to a severance agreement with representatives of the website’s parent organization, the Islamic Message Society. The deal includes 6 months pay, plus one month for every year of service.