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Given the current challenges in the advertising at the Times and the Globe and the cloudy economic outlook for the remainder of the year, we believed it was prudent to accelerate these ongoing cost control efforts. Therefore, we plan a strategic staff reduction program that will include approximately 190 employees at The New York Times and the New England Media Group. We are working through the bargaining issues with our unions - primarily the guilds in New York and Boston - and the affected employees will be offered severance packages. The Company expects to complete the staff reduction program by the end of August.
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