The Metropolitan Museum of Art, projecting a $150 million loss in revenue due to the coronavirus pandemic, is reducing its staff by 353, museum officials said
Faced with financial pressures from the coronavirus pandemic, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is reducing its staff by 353, museum officials said.
The reduction will come through a combination of voluntary retirements, furloughs and the elimination of some positions, the museum said on Wednesday. With previous pandemic-related staff cuts, it brings the number of Met employees down from roughly 2,000 to 1,600.
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