CompaniesRear WindowRear WindowNine’s TV staff seek a future with the unionRestructure and redundancy rounds often have the annoying side effect for management of uniting employees.Hannah WoottonColumnistThe esteemed owner of this publication, Nine Entertainment, has certainly had a lot of redundancy-related news of late. Last month, it announced it was cutting 30 jobs in its publishing arm. Back in April, it disclosed 20 roles would go from its television news operation.The TV redundancies are part of a broader project named “Future News”, which Nine says is designed to help it leverage new technology and create “story-centric” news – rather than cutting costs.Subscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Latest In Media & marketingFetching latest articles
Nine’s TV staff seek a future with the union
Restructure and redundancy rounds often have the annoying side effect for management of uniting employees.











