FILE PHOTO: People walk past the building of Los Angeles Times newspaper, which is owned by Tribune Publishing Co, in Los Angeles, California, U.S., April 27, 2016. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson(Reuters) -Los Angeles Times plans to lay off a "significant" number of journalists, the newspaper's guild said on Thursday, adding that they would organize a one-day walk-out on Friday to protest against the planned move. The layoffs could impact at least 100 journalists or about 20% of the newsroom in a move to address the paper's financial pressures, the Los Angeles Times reported separately, citing people familiar with the matter. In an emailed response to Reuters, the guild said it was unaware of the number of job cuts. "We are disappointed in the Guild’s decision, but respect their right to strike," the Los Angeles Times said in response to an email seeking comment.

Source: Los Angeles Times January 19, 2024 09:13 UTC