"Eric F. Richards" wrote in message
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"David Eduardo" wrote:



Maybe they _wanted_ to continue to work for the company. If they didn't,
they could have resigned and been hired elsewhere. There are no slaves in
US
radio.


Of course. Because everyone knows how easy it is to start a new
career in mid-life.

Changing station is not changing career.

Idiiot.

Radio people who are on air, in production and in promotions are vey prone
to changing stations The jokes about U-Hauls are legion among us. I have
lived and worked in 4 countries and 8 states. I have worked for over 200
stations. But the moving is less these days, as consolidation gives new
no-move career paths. Before, to get a raise, you had to move in most cases.

Idiot.

You jus know nothing about how radio works and has always worked.