Nonprofit hospitals in New York City are trying to endure the current economic condition without significant layoffs, according to a story from the New York Times.
Many hospitals, along with the city’s nonprofit universities, are keeping their staffs intact as for-profit companies in the area eliminate significant numbers of jobs.
The decision to take this approach could present a challenge to city officials working to reduce a growing budget gap, according to the story.
Read the New York Times coverage of low New York City hospital layoffs.
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