The Washington Post is offering voluntary buyouts to longtime employees and members of its copy, opinion, and video teams.

The move is part of "reshaping and modernizing the newsroom for the current environment," says executive editor Matt Murray ...

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The Washington Post is offering voluntary buyouts to selected staffers as part of its newsroom transformation plan, according ...

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The National Labor Relations Board said it will lose nearly 100 employees in the next fiscal year through buyouts and ...

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The Washington Post announced on Tuesday that it will begin offering voluntary buyouts to staffers who have been at the paper for 10 years or more. An internal memo from executive editor Matt ...