Coronavirus Latest: Sixers Ask Full-Time Employees To Take Up To 20% Pay Cut, Team Official Says
The Sixers will temporarily cut the salary of full-time employees by up to 20% due to the coronavirus pandemic and the pause of the NBA season.
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The Sixers will temporarily cut the salary of full-time employees by up to 20% due to the coronavirus pandemic and the pause of the NBA season.
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