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‘CBS Evening News’ Non-Union Staffers Offered Buyouts
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CBS News is offering buyouts to non-union employees at CBS Evening News, following layoffs last year.
It’s unclear how many employees are being offered the buyouts, but staffers were informed of the plans earlier on Wednesday, according to a source at the news division.
The buyouts come a day after Bari Weiss, CBS News editor in chief, held an all-staff meeting to share her strategy for the news division.
The buyout offers also come following the latest revamp of the Evening News, with Tony Dokoupil debuting as anchor.
It included the cancellation of a streaming edition of CBS Evening News, and the closure of its bureau in Johannesburg and its Race & Culture Unit.