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News sells property to finance severance
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Brother Chuck Schroeder | 7:22 a.m. June 7, 2008
I can't believe the Deseret News sold downtown property to a real estate
arm of The LDS church, earning money that will be used for severances of 35
newspaper employees, using a good deal of the proceeds to help your employee
severance package ?. News Board of Directors are adding a cheery to the top of
the cake here it looks like. The employees who volunteer to leave or who are
laid off will get three weeks of salary plus 1 1/2 weeks of salary for each year
of service, and any remaining vacation time they have accrued. Your acting like
you are a local Utah Union, chapter LDS Church here, and all have pain in union
dues and have a union card. That's not wat a Republican does, and they are
against a Union. I feel it's in excess if you ask me.
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David | 7:31 a.m. June 7, 2008
Joe Cannon really can't run a business can he? First Geneva Steel now
Deseret News.
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Better.... | 5:13 p.m. June 7, 2008
have all of this money go straight to help the employees who are going to be
laid off. There better not be a catch somewhere about the Top Management Team,
needing a raise....LOL!!
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Sam | 2:29 p.m. June 8, 2008
Since the LDS Church owns the Deseret News doesn't the church already own
those properties?
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