WGBH asking for cuts as contract talks with largest union begin
Cost savings part of broader overhaul sought by broadcaster
Officials at WGBH said yesterday that they began negotiations with the public broadcaster’s largest union seeking concessions that include cutting the company’s match for employee retirement plans in half, redefining job descriptions, and moving to a performance-based pay raise system. (Full article: 584 words)
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