It's been a hard week at WNYC. If things move forward as planned, ~one in ten of us will lose our jobs next week. If public radio means something to you, please take a look at this petition and consider signing.

My colleagues and I are heading into a difficult week. If you love @wnyc, @wqxr and Gothamist, please consider signing the petition and making a donation.

TFW you don't know if you'll have a job next week and, even if you do, 1 in 10 of your coworkers jobs will be cut. Layoffs are proof of short-term thinking. There are smarter and better approaches to take like executive pay cuts! Please sign the petition: bit.ly/nypr

Hi Fran Drescher we are your fellow SAG-AFTRA members from WNYC 🎙 & would love your support. Some of the hardworking, brilliant people in this photo may not be here by the end of this week… nytimes.com/2023/09/26/bus…

NYPR workers line up outside the meeting room where negotiations with the company over layoffs are happening right now. #UnionStrong #ListenersNotLayoffs #SavePublicRadio ✊

This is sort of like a public radio fundraising pitch, except it's coming from us, the workers who make public radio and are now facing layoffs.

I am always glad I’m a part of New York Public Radio - Union but I cannot express how completely grateful I am for union strength this week. Solidarity forever. Join a union.

THANK YOU to everyone who has supported us in recent days and said NO to layoffs. Following negotiations with the union, NYPR management agreed to enhanced severance terms and limited buyouts but is not pursuing other alternatives to try to save jobs.

In case there are media outlets covering the layoffs that took place yesterday, here is the official statement from the NYPR Union stewards.