Bell Canada Enterprises Inc.'s 1,300 layoffs and closure of 6 radio stations a deep cut for local news
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星期三, 六月 14, 2023
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"These layoffs cut deep, especially in smaller communities that rely on local news, and undermines democracy," said Unifor National President Lana Payne.
Key Points:
- "These layoffs cut deep, especially in smaller communities that rely on local news, and undermines democracy," said Unifor National President Lana Payne.
- "Bell had other choices, in anticipation of policy changes, but chose to pull the trigger on these layoffs.
- The eliminated positions include a 6% cut at Bell Media, which is part of BCE Inc.'s Bell Canada division, which impact CTV television network, specialty TV channels, radio stations and production studios.
- The Bell Media cuts specifically impact management, production, editorial and operations positions, sales and marketing and administrative and clerical jobs.