Layoffs loom for Oakland Athletics staff as team moves to Sacramento
"It's part of the situation. It's a sad thing." The Oakland Athletics' temporary move to Sacramento has raised concerns about the logistics of the team's move, which is expected to result in some job reductions. The team's President, Dave Kaval, confirmed that the staff will be from Oakland, the River Cats and the Kings when they relocate. The move will result in a mix of staff from both Oakland and Sacramento. Kaval stressed the need to ensure the right severance packages and placement for those affected by the move. This is part of a larger project for the team and Sutter Health Park in the coming year.
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The Oakland Athletics' temporary move to Sacramento made a splash on Thursday, with many questions rising about the logistics.One question was how the move would impact the A's staff.KCRA 3's Michelle Dapper asked the team's President Dave Kaval what the move means for jobs."There are going to be some reductions in our staffing," Kaval said. "It's part of the situation. It's a sad thing."When the A's move to Sacramento, the staff will be a mix from Oakland, the River Cats and the Kings."We have a great group of people with the A's," Kaval said. "They've done a great job in putting a great product out there-- but that is something that comes with this.""We're going to do everything we can to make sure that we have the right severance packages and we help people placement and we just do what's right," Kaval said.The staffing changes are just one of the many updates to come for the team and Sutter Health Park in the coming year.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app.
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