Musikalliansen to Cut 30 Musician
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Musikalliansen to Cut 30 Musician Jobs Amid Rising Costs

The Music Alliance is cutting 30 musician jobs in a reorganization prompted by “changed economic conditions.”

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The Music Alliance offers professional freelance musicians a form of employment and contributes to skills development and other activities for the independent music scene.

But the state budget has remained unchanged since 2021, while the costs of salaries and other activities have increased. In recent years, these costs have been covered with savings - “a solution that is not sustainable in the long term,” the alliance writes in a press release.

“It is a difficult decision to have to reduce the number of musician jobs, and we are well aware of what it means for those affected,” says Osiel Ibáñez, CEO of Musikalliansen.

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AuthorTT News AgencyEnglish edition by Sweden Herald, adapted for our readers
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