Twenty-one employees will face reduced hours and 129 will lose their jobs completely. Nancy Hollingsworth, Saint Agnes’ interim president and CEO, said the staff downsizing will not affect patient care, according to the report. The fired employees will receive separation packages based on their years of service and employment status.
Saint Agnes notified the Employment Development Department of the cuts this week.
Read the Business Journal report on Saint Agnes Medical Center’s laying off or cutting work hours of 150 employees.
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