76ers and Devils Cut Pay and Move to Four-Day Work Week
- 4 years ago
76ers and Devils Cut Pay and Move
to Four-Day Work Week The owners of the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers
and NHL's New Jersey Devils notified its
employees of the change on Monday. Salaried, full-time employees could undergo
pay cuts up to 20% and will be moving to
a four-day workweek, according to a statement released by Scott O'Neil,
CEO of Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment. Scott O'Neil,
via statement O'Neil said the move was "to ensure we can continue to support and operate our businesses during these uncertain times without reducing our workforce." Scott O'Neil,
via statement The NBA said it plans to pay its players
their full salaries due on April 1, but the league left has yet to make a decision for salaries due on April 15.
to Four-Day Work Week The owners of the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers
and NHL's New Jersey Devils notified its
employees of the change on Monday. Salaried, full-time employees could undergo
pay cuts up to 20% and will be moving to
a four-day workweek, according to a statement released by Scott O'Neil,
CEO of Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment. Scott O'Neil,
via statement O'Neil said the move was "to ensure we can continue to support and operate our businesses during these uncertain times without reducing our workforce." Scott O'Neil,
via statement The NBA said it plans to pay its players
their full salaries due on April 1, but the league left has yet to make a decision for salaries due on April 15.