Source: WorkForce.com
The Chicago Tribune will cut about 100 jobs, or roughly 3.5 percent of its workforce, by the end of March, the paper’s publisher told employees on Wednesday, February 13.
Most of the affected positions across the company would be in so-called support areas, such as finance, human resources and technology. The cuts are part of a companywide staff reduction—the first since Sam Zell took over the media conglomerate late last year in an $8.2 billion buyout, the Tribune reported on its Web site.
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