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.
KQED, the Bay Area’s biggest public broadcasting station, is expecting to lay off 18 to 25 employees this month, according to an internal email sent out to KQED staff from the station’s president Michael Isip on Monday afternoon and obtained by Mission Local.
So far, four employees have said yes to the early retirement programs, which are offered to people 55 years old and above who have been with the company for at least 10 continuous years, according to the email. KQED has also approved five employees’ requests for voluntary departure packages.
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