Danbury (Conn.) Hospital plans to lay off 129 food service workers in October as it will outsource its kitchen, cafeteria and coffee shop to a private company, according to a News-Times report.
Morrison Management Specialists is the company taking control of the hospital's food services. According to the report, it has offered jobs to a majority of the hospital's workers, and the hospital's contract with Morrison will not involve pay cuts for rehired workers.
Management at Danbury Hospital estimates it will save roughly $1 million per year by outsourcing its food services.
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Morrison Management Specialists is the company taking control of the hospital's food services. According to the report, it has offered jobs to a majority of the hospital's workers, and the hospital's contract with Morrison will not involve pay cuts for rehired workers.
Management at Danbury Hospital estimates it will save roughly $1 million per year by outsourcing its food services.
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