A Quarter of the Team Will Be Fired From Partizán, and the Editor-in-Chief Will Also Resign by the End of the Year
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Although Partizan earned hundreds of millions from 1 percent of taxes and support from left-wing circles, the organization has now begun drastic downsizing.
Márton Gulyás justifies the layoffs with the changing media environment after the change of government. His statement also reveals that an “irresolvable difference of opinion” has developed between him and Vince Földiák regarding the changes.
At 72 fős stáb 26 százalékát estrènti a Partizán letzzámcsökkentese. Földiák Vince az ev vegen lemond a főszerkesztői posztról, újságíró-szerkesztőként azonban csapatban marad. A tartalmi áranyítás Gulyás Márton vezi visza. A penteki bejelentés alatt több nező is azt árteki, hogy a hossszú interjúkat est az alapitótótótólja a kurathóke nöke áztóztózben interjúkátótáztá be a lázzámászámámámácsökkókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókólólólólólódódódódódó…
According to Márton Gulyás, the change is justified by the changed public image following the political upheaval. Almost twenty employees from the current 72-person staff will leave Partizán after the management reviewed the organization's operations.
In a statement signed by Márton Gulyás, Partizán announced that they would lay off 26 percent of their 72-person editorial staff, and that the editor-in-chief, Vince Földiák, who was appointed at the end of the summer, resigned at the end of the year.
The channel is implementing staff cuts affecting 26 percent of its employees, and the editor-in-chief is also resigning.
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