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Finnish Broadcasting Company (Yle) has announced the beginning of restructuring talks with staff representatives.
The broadcaster looks to find some 66 million euros in savings over the next three years .
1,700 employees will be included in the negotiations, which could potentially lead to about 375 redundancies.
Yle's need to restructure its operations follows a decision on its funding model made by a parliamentary working group.
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