This one will be different but just as painful.
iHeart isn’t wasting time.
$200 million in savings by the end of 2020 on top of $50 million from the February “dislocations”.
That means a devastating reduction in workforce indicating the worst is yet to come.
They have a plan for who will get whacked and the timing of future layoffs.
We’re getting the first look at how significantly “dislocation #3” will affect stations and careers at iHeart.
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