Marshfield Clinic in Wisconsin to Cut 119 Jobs

The Marshfield (Wis.) Clinic plans to eliminate 119 jobs due to decreased patient demand and a sluggish economy, according to a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel report.

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The two-hospital health system will reduce hours for some employees, and some vacant positions will remain unfilled in addition to the job cuts.

Prior to the cuts, the system had roughly 6,775 employees across 54 locations in Wisconsin.

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