Layoffs Still Coming At Bay Area's KQED After 9 Accept Buyouts
The Bay Area's KQED is bracing for layoffs that could include as many as 25 employees this week. Only nine employees accepted a buyout plan.
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The Bay Area's KQED is bracing for layoffs that could include as many as 25 employees this week. Only nine employees accepted a buyout plan.
KQED is expecting to lay off 18 to 25 employees this month, according to an internal email sent out to KQED staff on Tuesday morning.
The station expects to implement additional cuts.
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