I’m also afraid this round won’t be the end of it.

Kaiser Permanente is laying off hundreds of workers across California, further deepening tensions with its union of 31,000 nurses that is preparing a five-day strike beginning next week. In an Oct. 6 letter filed with the state’s Employment... — read more 

Kaiser nurses picket in Vallejo over layoffs, staffing, and AI Nurses rallied outside Kaiser’s Vallejo facility, citing layoffs, staffing shortages, and concerns about AI tools such as virtual sitter programs. A recent announcement to lay off 42... — read more 

Kaiser Permanente nurses in the Bay Area are rallying against impending layoffs, saying the job cuts to an already stretched-thin workforce could leave patients vulnerable... — read more 

Title: Kaiser Permanente San Rafael clinic nurses protest planned job cuts Company/Org: Kaiser Permanente, San Rafael clinic News Source: The Press Democrat Location: San Rafael, CA Summary: Nurses escalated demonstrations after July 17 layoff... — read more 

The quality of care has been steadily deteriorating. Nurses have been stretched thin already. Profits cannot be the only guiding principle in the provision of health care.

Kaiser Permanente managers met with 42 outpatient clinic nurses in San Rafael and Petaluma on Thursday to notify them that their positions are being eliminated. The nurses work in a variety of clinics, including dermatology, gastroenterology... — read more 

Kaiser cut dozens of jobs across the Bay Area this week in the latest round of statewide layoffs from the health care provider. The layoffs will impact personnel at Kaiser Foundation Hospitals across the state, according to a filing with the... — read more 

RNs (Registered Nurses) & their Union Local 7 were told via a Microsoft Teams meeting with management & HR that there will be a Reduction in Workforce for almost all Primary Care Nurse Clinics in Colorado. It is unclear how many RNs will be affected... — read more 

Anyone hear news of layoffs in your area? IT seems to be a target for offshoring in other companies. Are we following?

The masterclass in corporate “leadership” continues. With layoffs and “voluntary” severances handled as covertly as a teenager sneaking out after curfew, it’s clear that transparency isn’t just optional—it’s utterly avoided. Our fearless CEO and... — read more 

Writing is on the wall, good luck all

It’s insane to me that leadership lays off and offers VISP and then says but don’t talk about it because we don’t want it out there. No kidding, they want it to stay quiet so people don’t leave early. Share what you know. Most of us have been at... — read more 

third wave incoming, many talks about further cuts within sales and marketing...

The recent surge in tech industry layoffs, with over 102,000 cuts in 2023, signals potential disruptions across various sectors, including healthcare giants like Kaiser Permanente. These layoffs, driven by economic instability and cost-cutting, may... — read more 

seemingly by their own accord but it's seeming like they are being forced to leave the org or be let go... directors and above...

WARN notices issued and layoffs happned

all levels from sr. dir to entry levels

just happened for oakland and most likely PO

They are still laying off and the reason they were giving is "As a result of financial pressures internally and externally across KP they have to make decisions to lay off. As part of that they are making decisions to reduce work force and... — read more 

White collar positions in the next couple of months.

WTF is happening with this place??? Kaiser Permanente to lay off dozens of administrative employees One week after confirming IT layoffs, Kaiser Permanente said it will cut 79 additional employees in California early next... — read more 

https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/finance/kaiser-to-cut-115-it-jobs.html

'As a result of "operational changes" we have made the difficult decision to eliminate your position.' KPIT is cutting more good people for BS reasons - at least 11 of whom are 40+ years old like me. Rumor is that they'll offshore support.

Kaiser Permanente Announces Layoffs in San Francisco Bay Area, Southern California Kaiser Permanente announced several dozen layoffs in two San Francisco Bay Area cities and four Southern California cities, according to documents filed with the... — read more 

Oct 2nd 2023 several executive assistants were laid off from the KPWA Market. Average age 57 average length of service 16 years. Jobs eliminated according to Severence paperwork. Total of 25 layoffs this week with more to come.

I know it's a three day strike, but that's a start. Hopefully they will get the message.

My Colleague in the Bay Area was told she is being laid off next week. Anyone know how large the layoff will be?

My coworker just got laid off in the Oakland area. Anyone else getting hit?

The note from my severance says "operational changes" are the reason I'm being laid off: "As a result of operational changes, we had to make the difficult decision to eliminate your position. This letter serves as formal notice that your current... — read more 

I just received this Warn Act Notice as a part of my severance package. Per Wikipedia a Warn Notice is issued when there are mass layoffs: This notice is to inform you, pursuant to the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (“WARN”) and... — read more 

I heard there will be a severance package offer at Kaiser? Does anyone know how many people this will affect or which departments will be hit?

I heard there is a severance package offer at Kaiser? Does anyone know how many people this will affect or which departments will be hit?

"It's an absolute crisis" https://www.aol.com/u-faces-shortage-emts-nearly-000300772.html

On Monday 10/10, Kaiser Foundation Hospitals KFH laid off some employees during re-organization. The list includes some employees still going through worker's comp process and still in medical treatment. This exemplifies how the healthcare provider... — read more 

It's all about greed these days. In the last few months, we've lost some of our best employees. Some to layoffs and some decided to walk away, because the company doesn't care about keeping anybody, no matter how long you've been here or how good you... — read more