correct- technically these are not "layoffs". IMO the media may label an event as such to garner more readers. I think most are smart enough to know this.
Layoffs mainly occur when a company is doing poorly and the word carries a negative connotation. When jobs are cut following M&A by a new company, it is called "restructuring" and "efficiency planning".
I would expect to see jobs trimmed now to optimize 1st year revenue, and see jobs added later as needed.
South Fork did a huge round of hiring last year in April prior to re-opening in August. It stands to reason they over-hired and need to trim a bit. That = a well run business
This post needs work. Look up duplicitous for a start.
"We will see layoffs at Jamestown as well for the same reason and reduction in many upper staff positions that are duplicitous in nature between the 2 hospitals for over site."
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