I dont recall BO saying it would cost jobs ?
of course we all knew it would. in more ways than one.
and before you start crying greedy bastards, this is a non-profit system.
oh my
Merry Christmas to them from Barackaclaus
of course we all knew it would. in more ways than one.
and before you start crying greedy bastards, this is a non-profit system.
oh my
In the largest staff reduction in its nearly 100-year history, Orlando Health is cutting up to 400 jobs starting immediately, hospital system officials announced Monday.
The move is part of a broader effort to position the hospital system for the health-care overhaul, CEO Sherrie Sitarik said.
The elimination of jobs will occur in two phases and represents a 2 percent to 3 percent reduction in the system's 16,000-person work force, said Orlando Health spokeswoman Kena Lewis. The cuts affect all departments and all eight of the system's hospitals, including Orlando Regional Medical Center and Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, two of the system's better-known facilities.
Merry Christmas to them from Barackaclaus