CNN has announced plans to cut ten percent of
its worldwide workforce or 1,475 full-time jobs. The parent corporation will be
cutting 400 positions from its American and international channels, the news
organization reported. The company said about 130 CNN reductions will be
voluntary buyouts, and the rest will happen through layoffs. Turner
Broadcasting, which owns CNN, TBS and TNT networks, said it plans to cut its
workforce by ten percent, which means roughly 1,475 full-time positions will be
terminated worldwide.
Monday, October 6, 2014
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