CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System in Texas Lays Off 80 Employees at Five Hospitals

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System, based in San Antonio, Texas, has laid off 80 employees across five of its hospitals, according to a KENS report.

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The layoffs were in response to “overwhelming state budget cuts” and the troubled economy. Several departments were affected, including nursing and management, according to the report.

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