St. Vincent’s Health System Lay Off 74 Workers Due to Prior Merger, Struggling Economy

St. Vincent’s Health System, one of the nation’s largest Catholic non-profit health systems based in Birmingham, Ala., has laid off 74 workers in response to losses attributed to a 2007 merger and the current economic climate, according to The Birmingham News.

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St. Vincent’s merged with a struggling Eastern Health System in 2007, and some of the layoffs come as St. Vincent’s continues to integrate Eastern Health and its hospitals in the system.

In addition to the 74 layoffs, St. Vincent’s closed 55 open positions. The removal of jobs affects about 2 percent of the four-hospital system’s employees. St. Vincent’s did not fire any nurses providing bedside care, according to The Birmingham News.

Read The Birmingham News report on the layoffs at St. Vincent’s Health System.

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