Wednesday, October 05, 2005
Is it true about DNA!
The news is that DNA (Daily News Analysis) is now cutting down on the salaries of its employees. In the beginning the newspaper offered generous salaries but in a matter of few months the management showed its colours. Some of the employees have reportedly been asked to manage with lesser salary than the promised ones which were delivered for the few months. Also, there is the threat that if you leave the organisation, you would not be allowed to join other major papers whose senior bosses are in cahoots with DNA's bosses.
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