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ST. Barnabas Health Layoffs

Yes. ST. Barnabas Health filed 3 WARN notices to cut 1,395 jobs in UNION, New Jersey, with the layoffs effective Oct 1, 2007. The most recent was filed Oct 1, 2007 under the federal WARN Act.

1,395 roles affected across 3 filings.

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Filing history

ST. Barnabas Health has filed 3 WARN notices between 2005 and 2007, cutting 1,395 jobs in total. No new filings in the last 12 months. The most recent was Oct 1, 2007.

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2005
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2007

Every filing

UNION, New Jersey
Effective Oct 1, 2007 · notice date not published by New Jersey · official filing →
820
Layoff
TOMS RIVER, New Jersey
Effective Oct 1, 2007 · notice date not published by New Jersey · official filing →
90
Layoff
IRVINGTON, New Jersey
Effective Dec 16, 2005 · notice date not published by New Jersey · official filing →
485
Layoff

Questions

Is ST. Barnabas Health laying off employees?

Yes. ST. Barnabas Health filed 3 WARN notices to cut 1,395 jobs in UNION, New Jersey, with the layoffs effective Oct 1, 2007. The most recent was filed Oct 1, 2007 under the federal WARN Act.

How many jobs is ST. Barnabas Health cutting?

1,395 jobs, across 3 official WARN filings.

When do the ST. Barnabas Health layoffs take effect?

The most recent filing lists an effective date of Oct 1, 2007. The WARN Act requires roughly 60 days' advance notice, so the filing date precedes the job losses.

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