One Call, a workers’ comp medical care management company, announced Monday that it is laying off about 2% of its workforce.
The layoffs are in information technology and back office support, and don’t include employees who interact with customers, Chief Executive Officer Rone Baldwin said in a “business update” on the One Call website.
The announcement follows a round of layoffs confirmed in March of about 2% of the One Call workforce. When Baldwin became CEO in February, he said the company had “nearly 3,000 employees.”
In Monday’s statement...
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