Given the angst in the headlines lately I'm not sure what I was expecting. They had 23 staffers before the layoffs? And now they have 16? It sounds like they went from having not a lot of people to having not a lot of people.
It's like hearing someone complain about their tomato harvest being wiped out by a bad storm and you think "oh no …
Given the angst in the headlines lately I'm not sure what I was expecting. They had 23 staffers before the layoffs? And now they have 16? It sounds like they went from having not a lot of people to having not a lot of people.
It's like hearing someone complain about their tomato harvest being wiped out by a bad storm and you think "oh no that poor tomato farmer" but then you find out he only had like three tomato plants growing in some pots behind his house and he lost one of them.
Also 23 people represented a "significant portion" of the people working at the USCCB?!
Given the angst in the headlines lately I'm not sure what I was expecting. They had 23 staffers before the layoffs? And now they have 16? It sounds like they went from having not a lot of people to having not a lot of people.
It's like hearing someone complain about their tomato harvest being wiped out by a bad storm and you think "oh no that poor tomato farmer" but then you find out he only had like three tomato plants growing in some pots behind his house and he lost one of them.
Also 23 people represented a "significant portion" of the people working at the USCCB?!