Jan 15, 2008 • 1 min read

Universal cut Canadian team

Universal Music Canada has lost nineteen staff, mainly in administration, along with two senior vice presidents, as it adapts to declining CD sales in the country.

Not sure it will make anyone at EMI feel any better, but the London based major isn't the only record company with job cuts still on the agenda. Universal Music Canada lost nineteen of its staff on Friday, as the major adapts to cope with declining CD sales in the country. The cuts were primarily in admin, though two senior VPs, Sarah Norris and Steve Cranwell, were also axed.

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