Columbus Regional Healthcare System Axes 4% of Workforce

Columbus Regional Healthcare System in Whiteville, N.C., has eliminated 28 jobs, or 4 percent of its workforce, according to a report by The News Reporter.

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Ten of the 28 positions are currently vacant, according to the report.

Columbus Regional has seen decreased revenues, and the workforce reduction will help the system cut its expenses by $2 million, according to The News Reporter.

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