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- Nine Entertainment has announced it would lay off up to 200 employees with almost half coming from its publishing businesses, 38 from television news and current affairs and the remainder from digital and head office.
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Jun 28, 2024 · Nine Entertainment will cut around 200 jobs to deal with a weaker advertising market and as a content deal with Meta, which runs Instagram and Facebook, ends.
Jun 28, 2024 · Nine Entertainment has announced major job cuts, with an internal all-staff email from CEO Mike Sneesby stating that the company will be making a series of cuts that will affect 200 jobs, representing approximately 4% of the company’s total headcount.
Jun 28, 2024 · Nine Entertainment - owner of The Age, Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian Financial Review and Nine News, has announced it'll cut up to 200 jobs across the network due to "economic headwinds".
Jun 28, 2024 · Union staff across Nine Entertainment’s publishing business have voted to apply for protected industrial action, and passed a unanimous vote of no confidence in chief executive Mike Sneesby and the board, after the company announced up to 200 jobs would be made redundant across the business.
Jun 28, 2024 · Nine Entertainment has become the third Australian publisher to announce mass layoffs in the past four weeks following the loss of a lucrative content deal with Meta and a slump in the advertising market.
Jun 28, 2024 · Up to 200 jobs are set to be made redundant at Nine as soon as Friday. Nine Entertainment CEO Mike Sneesby notified staff of the move, with the first axings to come from the publishing division.
