I get that things are bad in radio right now.
Employees treated like they are less than human while their bosses get all the benefits and respect that, by their performance, they don’t earn.
We get a lot of reports about mistreatment, toxic workplaces and abuse of power.
But the one you’ll read today is as bad as it gets and it’s from Entercom.
This harrowing treatment may be the new normal for today’s radio industry.
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