Bruyère Health Reportedly Cutting 55 Front-Line Workers, Part of Restructuring

What’s Happening at Bruyère Health?

Bruyère Health is reportedly looking to cut approximately 55 front-line jobs as part of a “redeployment process” — affecting nurses and personal support workers.

“The redeployment process includes reassignment and transfer, canvassing for voluntary departures, and potential layoffs,” the Ottawa-based health organization said in a statement to CBC News.

Bruyère Health confirmed that 12 of the positions reviewed for “redeployment” are now vacant.

More Bruyère Health Layoff Coverage

For a full overview of Bruyère Health layoffs and the rights that non-unionized employees have in this situation, see our Bruyère Health Layoffs & Severance Guide.

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