The Miami Herald announced Thursday that its parent company would cut 49 jobs, according to the AFP article posted on Google News.

Those jobs impacted include seven full-time and two part-time in the Miami Herald newsroom, four full-time and two part-time newsroom positions at its Spanish-language title El Nuevo Herald.

According to publisher David Landsberg in a letter to employees, "These actions come in response to the volatility of the economic recovery, a situation that is affecting many industries." He added that the job elimination is across all divisions through voluntary buyouts and involuntary layoffs, UPI reported.