Of those 30, 22 were managers and eight were staff members. Another 99 vacant positions were eliminated, and 216 people — representing 196 full-time equivalents — accepted a buyout offer.
Yesterday was the deadline for employees to accept an early retirement package. The system had about 7,000 employees before the workforce reduction.
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