Kaiser Permanente Job Cuts

Kaiser Permanente eliminates nearly 150 administrative jobs across multiple California facilities.

Kaiser Permanente, one of the country's largest health care companies, is cutting nearly 150 jobs across California, with most of the job cuts concentrated in Southern California. The company confirmed that it will eliminate 147 non-frontline positions held by employees across the state. The positions are not directly involved in direct patient care but are tied to business and administrative operations. The biggest hit is in San Diego, where 72 administrative workers are expected to lose their jobs. The remaining job cuts are spread across Sacramento, Folsom, Los Angeles, Corona and Irvine. The layoffs are listed as permanent, taking effect on Nov. 20.

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