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Half a day? That doesn't sound all that effective.
Start small and escalate. Maybe in a month they'll be on strike full time, sticking gum in locks and deflating tires.
No kidding. It's effectively meaningless posturing. At worst the company will dock them half a sick day and tell them to get back to work. There's no risk to them doing this, and there's no incentive for the company to change their policy based on this. They couldn't even do a full day. This is just a long lunch. The only way they could have made it more meaningless is by staggering their strike times to ensure coverage.
The company's just gonna say "Cool. Is that all you've got? Are you done with your tantrum? Great, now come back to the office like we asked."
Newspapers have a very quick turnaround time.
This will get the people above them sweating.
They'll burn through a lot of their "no time limit" news in a day.
But yeah it's good to start small if you're not trying to actively damage the paper.