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ABC's new boss faces backlash over pay offer and contract issues, sparking strike threats and scrutiny.
Hugh Marks, ABC’s new managing director, faces early challenges after presenting a 3% pay offer from his Sofia hotel room during a public broadcasters’ conference, sparking strike threats.
Staff criticize the offer as inadequate and fault the ABC’s handling of fixed-term contracts, highlighted by a court case involving Play School’s Tom Scott that led to 150 staff being made permanent.
Marks acknowledged past missteps and is considering probation clauses for flexibility.
His direct leadership contrasts with previous ABC executives.
Meanwhile, an investigation into Four Corners’ Mahmood Fazal over an unauthorized podcast with a criminal figure adds pressure.
Global media figures, including Foxtel’s CEO Shay Segev, gathered in Riyadh for the Joy Forum, underscoring Saudi Arabia’s rising role in international media.
El nuevo jefe de ABC enfrenta una reacción violenta por la oferta salarial y los problemas de contrato, provocando amenazas de huelga y escrutinio.