The New York Times appears to be working on another buyout program.

While it has been widely reported that 50 staffers who were represented by the NewsGuild of New York took the buyout on July 17, there were also as many as 30 non-union members taking a buyout, according to one insider — putting the total number of recent voluntary departures at 80.

Times brass were “stressed” after the July buyouts because they were hoping a larger percentage of the takers would be editors and not reporters — but that was not the case, one source said.

The Times is really looking to cut payroll by up to 200 by the end of 2017, our source said.

In last week’s earnings call, there was a very brief mention by Chief Financial Officer James Follo about layouts in the third quarter.

“On the costs side, operating costs are expected to increase in the mid-single digits, which will include severance of approximately $11 million,” he said.

A Times spokesperson declined to elaborate on the number.