Maine’s St. Joseph Hospital Cutting Employee Pay by 5% for Three Months

St. Joseph Hospital in Bangor, Maine, will cut employees’ pay by 5 percent for three months in reaction to lower volume of paying patients, according to a report by WABI TV.

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The decision affects 800 people work at the 112-bed hospital, including leadership.

The hospital will also eliminate matching retirement grants, tuition reimbursements and repayment of student loans for new employees for the rest of the year.

Read WABI TV’s report on St. Joseph Hospital.

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