Jets owner Woody Johnson explained that the buyouts were not for financial reasons and there will not be layoffs. Instead, management hopes employees reflect on their long-term career goals and ...

The Jets apparently hope to turn “chickenshit” into chicken salad. Sports Business Journal reports that the team has offered buyouts to roughly 170 of its 250 employees. The offers were extended ...

The Jets apparently hope to turn "chickenshit" into chicken salad. Sports Business Journal reports that the team has offered buyouts to roughly 170 of its 250 employees. The offers were extended ...

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- The NFL’s New York Jets have offered buyouts to 170 of 250 team employees, according to a report from Sports Business Journal. The affected Jets’ employees must decide ...

This tumultuous Jets’ offseason is shaking up more ... Journal reported Monday that 170 of the team’s 250 employees had been offered buyouts, across all levels of experience.

Approximately 170 of the N.Y. Jets’ 250 employees must decide today whether to accept a buyout offer issued earlier this month, a deal that would give the most senior employees more than 18 months of ...

The changes at One Jets Drive have reportedly gone into ... Sports Business Journal states that buyout terms for various employees are as follows: Employees with fewer than 10 years’ experience ...

Johnson confirmed a Sports Business Journal report that said the Jets have offered voluntary buyouts to approximately 170 of their 250 employees. The deadline for accepting was Monday. There will ...