It's not been good for, y'know, decades, but the last month has been *abysmal* for journalism job losses.
Genuinely hard to see it as anything less than the slow death of a profession at this point.
The Guardian has said it will be ending its use of casual staff (who are not formally employed with the paper) and creating roles for “rota shortfall” staff, resulting in a loss of work for up to 315 people