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American Public Media Group plans layoffs amid $6M deficit

Current · Tyler Falk · last updated

American Public Media Group is planning layoffs and other cost-saving measures due to a budget gap caused by state and federal funding cuts, the organization told staff Thursday.

“While we are fortunate among public media organizations to be in a relatively strong financial position, these are significant cuts,” Chief People & Culture Officer Roycie Eppler said in a statement.

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