Boston's TD Garden Latest to Lay Off Facility Staff

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With the coronavirus pandemic causing suspension of professional and amateur sports around the world, teams have begun to address payrolls occupied by temporarily obsolete ushers and concessions workers.

A letter titled "Operational Impact of Coronavirus” states that employees of Boston's TD Garden, home of the Celtics and Bruins, “will not be scheduled until the conditions at our unit allows us to resume normal operations. As this situation is rapidly evolving, we will continue to update you with the anticipated date that we will resume business. We hope to provide as much notice as possible.” The letter, obtained by The Boston Globe as reported by Sports Illustrated, also states that employees may be eligible for unemployment and that those in charge of TD Garden hoped the changes would be “short-lived.”

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