MNG Enterprises has offered staff in its 11-paper Southern
Newspaper Group voluntary buyouts, according to The New York Post. Reporters
are excluded from the offer, the paper reports. Papers involved include the
Orange County Register and the Los Angeles Daily News. The deadline to apply
for the voluntary separation plan is April 15, according to a memo obtained by
The Post. “Over Age 50, as of April 1, 2019, will receive 16 weeks of base
pay,” the memo read, according to The Post. “Under the age of 50-as of April 1,
2019, will receive 2 weeks of base pay for each year of service, plus an
additional two weeks with a maximum of 12 weeks.” MNG Enterprises, also known
as Digital First Media, is owned by New
York
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