Rogers Media cutting 200 jobs in TV, radio and publishing units

Rogers Media is cutting 200 jobs from its production staff across its TV, radio and digital properties. (Sanjit Das/Bloomberg)

Rogers Media says it plans to shed about four per cent of its workforce in a cost-cutting move.

The media conglomerate announced the move in a statement Monday, saying 200 jobs would be lost as a result.

"We have identified cost efficiencies in production, operations and procurement, and have made the difficult decision to reduce headcount, primarily affecting conventional TV, radio, publishing, and back-office positions," the company said in a statement.

The cuts will be in effect as of next week, and "will conclude as soon as possible," the statement reads.

No details on the breakdown of job cuts has been given.

More to come

Share on Google Plus

About Quang

My blog is the place to update the latest information on sports, science and technology ... If you found this article good, useful please the share for others to see, even if you want to design a ecommerce website or web edit or set a special plugin functionality, please contact us now (Information in the footer)