Los Angeles Times is offering volunteer purchases for employees who have been with the newspaper for two years or more amid changes under the owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong to move the left exit more in the middle.
In an email for employees late Monday, LA Times Brass said that while the work remains “a vital source of news and information about our city, the region, the state and beyond, the economic landscape of the media industry continues to be extremely challenging. The financial difficulty with which the Times faces requires that we stay diligent in cost management. “
“By offering this voluntary purchase program, we aim to offer those of you who may be interested in flexibility to explore your options,” Memmor said as we accept the “inspiring” role of roles that played in coverage delivery During the “devastating” fires this wiped most of the Palisades and Altadena of the Pacific.
Neither La Times, or its union, Guild La Times, responded to the demands that required comment.
The news, reported for President Kamala Harris for the time.
Thousands canceled their protest reconciliations, and some members of the editorial board resigned at the time.
Soong wrote on X in November that he planned to make his newspaper “righteous and balanced so that all voices can be heard and we can respectfully exchange the appearance of every American … from left to right in the center ”.
“Soon. A new editorial board. Trust in the media is critical of a strong democracy, ”the X-ray wrote in X.
In December, the owner demanded that his editorial board “take a break from” Trump, as he is reported to have been more involved in monitoring and in some cases censorship of coverage regarding the president.
The owner has also intercepted conservative commentator Scott Jennings to serve the newspaper’s editorial board.
Prior to these changes, the news room endured a brutal round of work from last January, which reduced over 115 jobs or more than 20% of his 500-person news room-marking one of the greatest reductions in the workforce in the 142-year-old newspaper- old history.
At the time, soon-to-Shiong said the publication was losing $ 30 million to $ 40 million a year.
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