Le Temps downsizes editorial team
Although the French-Swiss daily newspaper Le Temps has been in the black for the past two years, it must cut eight jobs.
Although the French-speaking Swiss daily newspaper Le
Temps has been in the black for the past two years, it has to pay eight
Cut jobs. As the Chairman of the Board of Directors Stéphane Garelli
told RSR radio that this step must be seen as preparation for the
can be seen as a major factor. This is because the free newspaper Le Matin Bleu and the
launch of the competing product 20 minutes, two companies are wrestling
other newspapers for Le Temps' advertising pie. Four of the affected
positions will be eliminated through natural departures. For the other
four positions will be made redundant over the next two years. How
the news agency SDA reports, the Personnel Commission has been informed about the
The measures taken by the management and the Board of Directors are infuriating. The staff
will now meet for a general meeting on Thursday.
Temps has been in the black for the past two years, it has to pay eight
Cut jobs. As the Chairman of the Board of Directors Stéphane Garelli
told RSR radio that this step must be seen as preparation for the
can be seen as a major factor. This is because the free newspaper Le Matin Bleu and the
launch of the competing product 20 minutes, two companies are wrestling
other newspapers for Le Temps' advertising pie. Four of the affected
positions will be eliminated through natural departures. For the other
four positions will be made redundant over the next two years. How
the news agency SDA reports, the Personnel Commission has been informed about the
The measures taken by the management and the Board of Directors are infuriating. The staff
will now meet for a general meeting on Thursday.
