The federal government abolishes its own sports editorial department
Under the Bern Model and the associated cost-cutting measures, the federal government will begin obtaining its sports news from the Berner Zeitung as of May 1. .
Within the framework of the Berne
model and the associated cost-cutting measures from May 1.
Sports news from the Berner Zeitung (BZ).
Confederation lost 5.8 jobs, according to a press release from the
Espace Media Groupe on Thursday. In contrast, the
BZ sports editorial office expanded from 10.2 to 12 positions. After
If possible, these positions and foreseeable vacancies should be filled with
previous Bund journalists. For departing
There is a social plan for all employees.
"We must implement these measures
to keep the two newspapers alive," said
Bund editor-in-chief Hanspeter Spörri at the request of Werbewoche. The
The only possible reduction was in sport. Because only in this
department, it is possible for one editorial team to do the work for two
independent and differently oriented newspapers.
Further mergers are not planned: "If you combine the two
sheets would have been merged long ago.
happen," Spörri continued.
BZ editor-in-chief Michael Hug admitted
SDA that the deficit-ridden bundle was not affected by the measures taken.
solution would create "a new dependency". The fact that the dissolution
the Bernese model - the production of two different sports
editorially independent newspapers under one publishing house -
both editors-in-chief deny this.
According to the media unions Comedia and Impressum, however, there are already
further downsizing measures. A joint proofreading office is planned
and there is also talk of image processing. The question is
Ultimately, the question is whether there will be enough resources available at the end of the day.
to produce quality newspapers.
Criticism is also voiced due to the actions of those responsible, reports
the SDA. The employees do not yet know which of the
redundancies were affected. The social plan referred to was also
was not yet negotiated.
model and the associated cost-cutting measures from May 1.
Sports news from the Berner Zeitung (BZ).
Confederation lost 5.8 jobs, according to a press release from the
Espace Media Groupe on Thursday. In contrast, the
BZ sports editorial office expanded from 10.2 to 12 positions. After
If possible, these positions and foreseeable vacancies should be filled with
previous Bund journalists. For departing
There is a social plan for all employees.
"We must implement these measures
to keep the two newspapers alive," said
Bund editor-in-chief Hanspeter Spörri at the request of Werbewoche. The
The only possible reduction was in sport. Because only in this
department, it is possible for one editorial team to do the work for two
independent and differently oriented newspapers.
Further mergers are not planned: "If you combine the two
sheets would have been merged long ago.
happen," Spörri continued.
BZ editor-in-chief Michael Hug admitted
SDA that the deficit-ridden bundle was not affected by the measures taken.
solution would create "a new dependency". The fact that the dissolution
the Bernese model - the production of two different sports
editorially independent newspapers under one publishing house -
both editors-in-chief deny this.
According to the media unions Comedia and Impressum, however, there are already
further downsizing measures. A joint proofreading office is planned
and there is also talk of image processing. The question is
Ultimately, the question is whether there will be enough resources available at the end of the day.
to produce quality newspapers.
Criticism is also voiced due to the actions of those responsible, reports
the SDA. The employees do not yet know which of the
redundancies were affected. The social plan referred to was also
was not yet negotiated.
