bizofbaseball.com - 11/10/2008
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The Arizona Diamondbacks have cut 31 employees from the front office, or approximately nine percent of the staff, in an effort to be more efficient during the economic downturn. The reduction in staff leaves close to 300 full-time employees.
azcentral.com - 11/9/2008
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azcentral.com —
The Diamondbacks cut 31 employees from their front
office Friday, moves that team President Derrick Hall said...
were a result of rising expenses and a sluggish economy. "This move was strictly about efficiency," Hall said. "We had to take a good, hard ...
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D-Backs cut 31 employees from front office
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