Comcast Sports Group employees in Philadelphia have a decision to make by Monday: move to Stamford and stay with the company or find another job, Patch.com reports.
A source employed at Comcast informed Patch that employees were handed letters Friday stating each has until Oct. 1 to decide to move to new corporate headquarters in Stamford. Patch.com didn’t disclose the number of affected workers wasn’t disclosed.
The letters asked employees to check a box with their final decision—move or not—but Tim Fitzpatrick of NBC Sports said this is not a new development and employees have known for “months and months” of the Oct. 1 deadline.
“We have been communicating with affected employees continually throughout this process, beginning when it was first announced last year,” Fitzpatrick told Patch.
The Philadelphia offices for Comcast Sports Group, which is owned by NBC Sports, are set close in Philadelphia in spring 2013.
