Back in September, we examined five months of data that measured the employment status of orchestra stakeholders. By the end of the that time, just over half of administrators were unemployed, with 31 percent indicating they were underemployed and only 17 percent were fully employed.
I wanted to take a moment to gather some data on administrators that indicated being unemployed. Specifically, I think it’s important to discover how many remain in or are looking for positions in the field along with how many have moved on to different sectors.
To that end, if your position was eliminated or you were laid off/furloughed between April and September 2020, I would be grateful if you could complete the following survey.
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Thank you in advance for taking part and encouraging your friends and colleagues to do the same.
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