Posted on 10/12/2023 7:51:48 PM PDT by Beave Meister
Reporters at The Washington Post wanted answers about major job cuts during a contentious one-hour meeting Wednesday with top brass.
The paper announced on Tuesday that it would be offering buyouts, with the aim to cut 240 jobs from the newsroom. But management offered little clarity about who would be affected or why the cuts were necessary.
A day later, Post journalists pressed their interim CEO on why their jobs were on the chopping block, with reporter and Guild president Katie Mettler telling Stonesifer she was frustrated by reporters “bearing the consequences of very poor decisions” made by management.
Interim CEO Patty Stonesifer told staffers that “this is a really good business that we overshot on expenses,” according to sources in the meeting.
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If they overshot on expenses whose fault is that?
Cue song,”Everything is Awesome “ who will ply Bidenomics to the dumb masses?
>> Is it wrong of me to wish the the ones who get fired have a horrific time finding employment elsewhere?
No, not wrong. They contributed to the evil.
There was a July 2023 headline that stated Bezos would be taking a more active role in the Washington Post. Perhaps he will offer them employment in one of the Amazon fulfillment centers. I’m sure they will be very appreciative, and fulfilled.
No one forced them to go to work for that DNC fish-wrap. They can just enjoy the suck they have encouraged. Tell them they are now "useless" idiots.
Ah, finally some good news.
no matter who gets fired, the AgitProp department is safe...
“Is it wrong of me to wish the the ones who get fired have a horrific time finding employment elsewhere?”
No, they’d wish it on you for your political beliefs.
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