Tag: Layoffs
Vermont Public slashes 15 positions amid federal cuts to pubmedia
The state network is looking to save at least $1.5 million annually.South Dakota Public Broadcasting to reduce workforce by 25%
“If 1% of South Dakotans donated, our problem would largely be taken care of,” said Executive Director Julie Overgaard in making a ...Rhode Island public broadcaster offers voluntary separations
CEO Pam Johnston called the move a “first step” in responding to federal funding cuts.PBS Michiana – WNIT announces layoffs triggered by state, federal cuts
The workforce reduction affects about a quarter of the staff.APMG cuts 30 staff amid state, federal funding cuts
Newsroom staff were reportedly not affected.NJ PBS hit with layoffs following state and federal funding cuts
The station previously cut NJ Spotlight News staff in March.Florida’s WFIT cuts three staff: ‘Funding loss is just too big’
The station is losing $240,000 annually from state and federal funding cuts.PBS North Carolina will cut staff amid state and federal funding crisis
The station faces an annual loss of $4.8 million in federal support.WQED to lay off 35% of staff due to federal funding cuts
The organization laid off 19 employees, primarily in its marketing, membership and production departments.American Public Media Group plans layoffs amid $6M deficit
The organization is planning to lay off 5% to 8% of staff, according to MPR News.TPT lays off employees in wake of federal funding cut
“We hoped for a different outcome, but these actions were necessary to ensure our resiliency through an uncertain economic landscape,” said CEO ...GBH cuts 13 ‘American Experience’ staffers, will pause production of new broadcast episodes
GBH has laid off nearly 100 workers in the past 14 months.KQED to cut 15% of staff, affecting almost 70 positions
The San Francisco station is in a budget hole of $12 million and has already spent some of its cash reserves.WKAR lays off nine employees
Most of the staffers who lost their jobs worked in TV production, though others held digital roles or worked in fundraising.KQED offers voluntary buyouts, prepares for layoffs
While individual donations have increased, the station still faces a budget shortfall due to uncertainties surrounding federal funding and declines in underwriting ...
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