The NRA is planning to lay off staff and take other cost-cutting measures in the face of 'extraordinary challenges' from COVID-19, Wayne LaPierre, the organization's chief executive, has announced.
National Rife Association CEO Wayne LaPierre told members of the group's board on Monday that the coronavirus has forced layoffs and other cost-cutting measures.National Rife Association CEO Wayne LaPierre told members of the group's board on Monday that the coronavirus has forced layoffs and other cost-cutting measures.
The belt-tightening in response to the virus outbreak includes"the elimination of certain positions" and forcing hourly employees to work just four days a week, in addition to 20% reductions in pay for NRA staffers. "In addition, some senior staff members are voluntarily taking deeper cuts," said an NRA spokesman by email.LaPierre was paid $2.1 million in 2018, according to the nonprofit's
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