Tribune Publishing announces furloughs as ad revenue declines have ‘profound’ impact on newspaper chain – Chicago Tribune

The three-week furloughs, which will be taken in one-week increments from May through July, will be for nonunion employees making between $40,000 and $67,000 per year. “Despite strong engagement with our journalism, the impact on advertising has been profound,” CEO Terry Jimenez said in a memo to employees.
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UnclePugsly
5 years ago

Couldn’t happen to a more deserving bunch.

debtsor
5 years ago

They deserve this more than anyone, these trump hating fools. I hope their staff returns to dog walking and dog grooming to pay their bills. I hope no one ever reads this rag again.

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