Zee to slash workforce by 15% in overhaul
The layoffs are expected to affect approximately 500 employees, of the total 3,437 permanent staff. The announcement comes within days of Goenka's decision to take a voluntary pay cut of 20%.
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The layoffs are expected to affect approximately 500 employees, of the total 3,437 permanent staff. The announcement comes within days of Goenka's decision to take a voluntary pay cut of 20%.
TORREY, Wayne County — Capitol Reef National Park officials are seeking approval for a plan that would raise the cost of nightly fees at its Fruita and group campground sites. The plan, which was announced Monday, would raise the nightly campsite rates at the Fruita campground by as much as $5, while the nightly group campsite rate would be raised by $25. The current rates are $10 per night for Fruita campground with a lifetime pass, $20 for the Fruita campground without a pass and $100 for the group campsite. If approved, the new rates would be $12.50, $25 and $125, respectively. All other...
Agriculture your username March 10, 2021 Attorneys representing the plaintiffs in the Eastern District of Michigan lawsuit following the Flint Water Crisis filed a motion on Monday asking the court to award a structure for attorneysâ fees which would grant them over $200 million, almost one-third of the proposed settlement amount of $641.25 million. Reportedly, the plaintiffsâ counsel spent 182,571 hours working on the matter. The proposed settlement reached by the parties would give 79.5% of the amount to plaintiffs who are minor children who were allegedly harmed by extended e...
Attorneys in Flint water crisis settlement seek more than $200 million in fees Attorneys in Flint water crisis settlement seek more than $200 million in fees Dale G. Young for Crain's Detroit Business Emergency managers switched Flint's water supply to the Flint River in 2014, but the water wasn't properly treated to reduce corrosion. A host of attorneys who worked to obtain a settlement of $641.25 million for Flint residents harmed by the city's lead-tainted water crisis could take roughly one-third of that money in the form of fees, under a proposal unveiled Monday in federal court. Attorn...