The Washington Post Cuts 20 Newsroom Jobs

The Washington Post Cuts 20 Newsroom Jobs
A man walks into the Washington Post building in Washington on May 16, 2019. Eric Baradat/AFP via Getty Images
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The Washington Post announced that it will slash several positions in cutbacks, one week after the publication’s owner, Jeff Bezos, visited the offices.

At least 20 newsroom staffers have been terminated, and 30 open positions will not be filled, according to a Jan. 24 note addressed to staff from the paper’s executive editor, Sally Buzbee.
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