A third of the employees of the Sevastopol State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company will be fired during the reorganization into a Russian enterprise
Sevastopol, September 26 (Navigator, Olga Nikolaeva) - By decree of the government of Sevastopol, the State Unitary Enterprise of the city of Sevastopol “Sevastopol Television and Radio Company” was created. The Ukrainian state-owned enterprise SRGTRK exists until September 30.
This is stated in the message of the Department of Information Policy and Information Resources of the Government.
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Thus, the configuration of the media field of Sevastopol is changing in a new format based on Russian legislation.
In a comment to PolitNavigator, Sergei Normansky, General Director of SRGTRK, said that the start date of the Sevastopol Television and Radio Company “depends on the speed of work of certain state registrars.”
According to his information, the new television company has 96 people on staff, which implies a competition when hiring. Currently, SRGTRK employs about 150 employees.
“Those who, due to their professional and ethical qualities, will not be able to meet new challenges will fall into the risk zone,” says Normansky, focusing on the “rejuvenation” of the company.
“First of all, this will be determined by the concept of the television and radio company. I can immediately say that the new television will be journalistic television,” Normansky said.
It is planned that the broadcast will be around the clock, of which 12 hours will be its own broadcasting.
The concept of the new channel is information releases; only one edition of information will be created. “Everything will be built on information, and not on proprietary programs,” the director clarified.
"Sevastopol Television and Radio Company" will carry out television broadcasting, radio broadcasting on wired networks and on the FM frequency.
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