Daily Mail employees face business losses with the integration of online printing and printing teams Daily Mail

Daily Mail and Mailline employees were informed of the expectation of job discounts by the publisher because they revealed their plans to combine editing teams, digital printing and printing in one process for a period of seven days.

In a letter to colleagues on Thursday, the editor -in -chief of the Daily Mail, TED VERITY, publisher and CEO of Parent DMG Media, Danny GROOM, announced a smuggling “that would lead to” a number of job losses. “

They said that her printed and digital news operations “will fully meet with correspondents and editors who produce stories online and papers” while on Sunday the mail becomes “more integrated” with the title of Monday to Saturday.

Some roles will be at risk of repetition, while others can see a change in the work style, the job title, the line manager or the duties.

The message does not specify the number of employees who will be affected, but he says that there will be a 30 -day consultation period. Under the UK Employment Law, the 30 -day consultation period means that a maximum of 99 employees can be provided within 90 days. The job cuts do not affect the American publisher, which was the subject of a round of repetition of about 10 % of the workforce last year.

This step follows an administrative restructuring in October, which witnessed Verity, MAIL newspaper editor since 2021, Daily Mail editor on all platforms.

The restructuring also witnessed the groom, publisher and editor -in -chief of Mailonline, to his new role, which leads the DMG media, which also owns Freeeshet Metro, I Gewsport and New Scientist Magazine.

The publisher in the leadership of the paid digital content strategy, Mail+, which amounted to 100,000 paid subscribers in November after its launch in January of last year.

Most Maillineine articles are still free to read but Mail+, which will be launched in the United States later this year, containing basic content of walls including presentation, royal stories, health, personal financing advice and column book.

Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT), DMG Media’s father, was contacted, but he refused to comment.

DMGT is the latest publisher seeking to reduce employees and costs with deepest reach, which has national papers including a mirror, Express and dozens Two years ago.