میڈیا lock-down وقت کی ضرورت ہے

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Redundancy is frequently a traumatic experience, even for those who go voluntarily. As one journo told us:

It was voluntary, but in the same way as getting on a lifeboat from the Titanic also would be voluntary. 

Some reported loss of professional identity and self-esteem, while others said their health had suffered.
A lack of transparency and poor management of the process has added to the stress. There were horror tales of journalists who had spent decades in a newsroom being told to pack up and leave immediately.
While the negative impacts cannot be downplayed, many of the participants in our research have rebuilt their careers and lives since redundancy. When we asked about wellbeing in 2014, the responses were downcast. But by 2015, at least some were more upbeat – characterised by responses like this:

Redundancy was a hard time, but things have looked on the up since then. My job is much more secure than it ever was in a newspaper.

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