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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston to Lay Off Over 30 Staffers

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The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston sent out an internal email to staffers on Wednesday notifying them of an impending layoff.

According to the email, which was obtained by Boston area NPR station WBUR, the museum said it faces “an unsustainable deficit that we have committed to resolve” and that the only move toward “financial sustainability” was to “implement a restructuring.”

The museum confirmed the layoffs to WBUR, telling the radio station that it will reduce the workforce by 6.3 percent, or around 30 staffers. The layoffs are set to take effect this Friday.

“Our challenge was to create a sustainable business model while remaining true to our mission. Leadership came to this difficult decision only after careful consideration of every available option,” the press statement said.

In a statement posted to Instagram, the MFA, Boston Union, said that it expects “to meet and bargain with the Museum” to try to avert layoffs, “retain workforce diversity,” and ensure there is “shared sacrifice from Museum leadership.”

“The Union only learned about the layoff late in the day yesterday,” the statement reads. “The Museum only just notified us about who in our union is specifically on the layoff list. We are deeply concerned to hear about the layoffs of sixteen of our members and seventeen other employees of the Museum and we have asked the Museum to provide detailed information about the reasons for the layoffs and what steps they could have taken to avoid this drastic step.

The museum previously underwent a restructuring and a series of layoffs in 2020, like many other institutions in the US. Fifty-six employees elected for voluntary early retirement, and another 57 were laid off at that time. The museum also cited financial sustainability as the rationale for that decision.

The museum did not respond to a request for comment at press time.

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