The layoffs are part of the system’s plan to cut $300 million from its budget over the next three years following its merger with Newton Square, Pa.-based Catholic Health East, according to the report.
Trinity has been on a hiring freeze since the merger, and 35 additional non-clinical employees have left Trinity through workforce efficiency reviews, according to the report.
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