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Hopkins to shut down 1,000-employee subsidiary

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Johns Hopkins University and its affiliated health system are bringing some services in-house while handing others to new operators.

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SUN: Hopkins-owned company to cut over 1,000 jobs this summer

SUN: Hopkins-owned company to cut over 1,000 jobs this summer  WBFF Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source The post SUN: Hopkins-owned company to cut over 1,000 jobs this summer – WBFF appeared first on RocketNews.

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Hopkins to shut down 1,000-employee subsidiary

Johns Hopkins University and its affiliated health system are bringing some services in-house while handing others to new operators.

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Hopkins-owned company to cut over 1,000 jobs this summer

A company jointly owned by the Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Health Systems is set to cut over 1,000 jobs this summer, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retaining Notification. Broadway Services LLC, a contract-services company based in Baltimore, has over 1,000 employees, serving the Maryland and Washington area, including Hopkins’ Baltimore campuses. Services include security, parking services, janitorial, transportation and fa…

·Annapolis, United States
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Baltimore Fishbowl | Monday Afternoon Headlines: Hopkins-owned company to cut over 1,000 jobs; Maryland’s cannabis tax could jump to 12%; Baltimore celebrates Trans Day of Visibility; and more.

Hopkins to shut down 1,000-employee subsidiary — Baltimore Business JournalMaryland’s cannabis tax could jump to 12%. Will it boost black market sales? — The Baltimore Sun‘We will not be erased’: Baltimore celebrates Trans Day of Visibility with speeches, calls to action — WBALAn Uber-like on-demand Water Taxi service for Baltimore in the works — WMARMaryland educators shocked after federal government rescinds reimbursement of $360 million — WJZ…

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Capital Gazette broke the news in Annapolis, United States on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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