LA Times Offers Buyouts To Employees: What To Know

LA Times offers buyouts to staffers who have worked 2 years or more

The Los Angeles Times is offering voluntary buyouts to employees who have been with the newspaper for two years or more amid changes under owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong to move the left-leaning outlet more to the middle.

LA Times Offers Buyouts To Employees: What To Know

LA Times Offers Buyouts To Employees: What To Know - Los Angeles, CA - Employees who have been with the paper — which axed 20% of its newsroom last year — for two years or longer are eligible for the buyout.

Los Angeles Times Offers Voluntary Buyouts To Employees With Two Or More Years Of Tenure

The Los Angeles Times is offering voluntary buyouts to employees who have been with the publication for two years or more, underscoring the continued headwinds facing even large players in traditional print media. A Times spokesperson confirmed the buyout program. In an email to staffers, first reported by Semafor, Times management said that while it remains “a vital source of news and information for our city, region, state and beyond, the …

Memo: the Los Angeles Times is offering a voluntary buyout program to all employees who have worked at the paper for at least two years

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