St. Louis’ Sisters of Mercy to Cut 514 Jobs

St. Louis-based Sisters of Mercy Health System, a 26-hospital system that operates in four states, is planning a restructuring that will involve laying off 226 employees and eliminating 288 unfilled positions, according to a report in the St. Louis Business Journal.

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The restructuring is designed to have regional service units work more closely together and eliminate redundancies, a spokeswoman told the Business Journal. As part of the reorganization, 113 positions have been eliminated in the St. Louis and Washington, Mo. Areas because of streamlining of work.

In 2009, Sisters of Mercy Health had 36,000 employees and $3.9 billion in revenue.

Read the St. Louis Business Journal story about Sisters of Mercy Health System.

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