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Scripps CEO Defends Staff Cuts Amid AI Integration

E. W. Scripps CEO Adam Symson is defending recent layoffs and newsroom restructuring, citing early positive signs in viewing hours and engagement. He highlighted a 23 percent increase in total viewing hours on 24-hour online streams and an additional ten minutes of viewing time per viewer. Four initial markets reportedly saw nearly 70 percent average growth in viewing hours after eight weeks. Symson acknowledged these gains stem from small initial audiences but indicated growing engagement. The company faces significant debt and is continuing operational changes.

Cincinnati, Ohio

https://thedesk.net/2026/10/scripps-ceo-defends-layoffs-newsroom-restructuring/


What you can do

Politicians campaign on protecting American jobs. Call your local reps and state senators over the concerns of Cincinnati and Ohio’s largest employer sending jobs overseas. It’s election season and we can use our voices to pressure politicians.

Jon Husted (Ohio senate) - (202) 224-3353. Option 5
Bernie Moreno (Ohio Senate)- (202) 224-2315
Greg Landsman - Cincinnati Rep (202) 225-2216


Kroger Announces Significant Corporate Workforce Reduction

The grocery giant Kroger intends to eliminate approximately 3,000 corporate positions over the next three years. CEO Greg Foran stated in an internal memo that the company has too many layers and excessive overhead. This move is part of a broader strategy to increase efficiency and competitiveness. Kroger aims to leverage technology to reduce duplication and streamline operations. These changes are expected to allow for greater investment in associates and improved customer benefits.

Cincinnati, Ohio

https://www.grocerydive.com/news/kroger-corporate-layoffs-3000-employees/832811/


Ardor Delivery Shuts Cincinnati Hub

Ardor Delivery Services LLC will close its Cincinnati facility, impacting 179 employees. The company, headquartered in Centerville, filed a WARN notice with the state. Layoffs are scheduled to commence in mid-November, with the facility's closure by November 26. The closure is permanent, though the specific reasons were not disclosed. All affected workers have been informed of their final employment dates.

Centerville, Ohio

https://www.cleveland.com/business/2026/09/delivery-company-closing-southwest-ohio-facility-laying-off-179-workers.html


Procter & Gamble Cuts 5,000 Jobs

Procter & Gamble has announced significant job reductions as part of a large-scale restructuring. The company has eliminated 5,000 positions over the past year. This move is a key component of their ongoing organizational changes. The full impact of the restructuring is still unfolding.

Cincinnati, Ohio

https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2026/08/05/pg-reveals-job-cuts-impact-past-year-restructure.html


City Budget Proposal Avoids Layoffs and New Taxes

The City unveiled its 2027 budget proposal. This proposal addresses a $29.5 million deficit. It explicitly states there will be no layoffs. No new taxes are included in the plan. The city aims to manage its finances without these measures.

Cincinnati, OH

https://www.fox19.com/video/2026/05/22/city-releases-2027-budget-proposal-no-layoffs-no-new-taxes-amid-295m-deficit/


FTI Buyer LLC plans to permanently close its Cincinnati facility

FTI Buyer LLC plans to permanently close its Cincinnati facility, laying off 104 employees. The online auction marketplace will shut down operations on March 6, with terminations occurring on or around that date.The company said the closure follows efforts to modernize operations and move toward a more efficient, decentralized distribution network.

https://www.cleveland.com/news/2026/01/a-major-online-auction-operator-is-closing-ohio-facility-more-than-100-jobs-to-be-cut.html


UC Health Cuts in Cincinnati

  • UC Health is cutting 50 jobs across the organization
  • The mobile stroke unit is being eliminated as part of cost-cutting
  • Officials cite "sustained industry challenges" as the reason
  • All affected employees are offered severance packages
  • Laid off workers can apply for other positions within UC Health
  • Staff from the mobile stroke unit will be reassigned, not laid off
  • UC Health employs about 12,000 people in the region

https://www.healthleadersmedia.com/cmo/uc-health-lays-50-workers-and-eliminates-mobile-stroke-unit-budget-cutting-move