Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Cutting Staff And Salaries

By: KDKA-TV News Staff

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra is planning to cut staff and salaries.

According to PSO, they say they have lost more than $5 million since March due to canceling 115 concerts and events.

Musicians have agreed to a 25% pay cut over the next two seasons.

Open positions with the symphony will remain vacant.

They have also laid off some full-time staff or had hours cut.

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