RTE staff are set to pick up the tab for management and governance failures at the broadcaster, unions have warned.
The Trade Union Group (TUG) at RTE has expressed concern at a reported reform plan that includes a move to cut 400 jobs by 2028.
The voluntary redundancy scheme, which would cost around 40 million euro, would reduce staff numbers at RTE by around 20%.
The strategic reform plan, leaked details of which have been reported by RTE News, will also see a number of services reduced at the broadcaster, with some digital radio channels set to be axed.
The plan is due to be published later on Tuesday after director general Kevin Bakhurst briefs staff on the proposals.
It is set to prioritise upgraded technology, live and online content, and move more production outside of Dublin to Cork and other regions in the years ahead.
There will also be more reliance on the independent sector to…
