3 healthcare companies named on Forbes’ biggest layoffs of 2022 list

Three healthcare companies have been named on Forbes’ list of the 64 biggest company layoffs in 2022: 

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1. Ohio-based health software start-up Olive laid off 450 employees, or 35 percent of its workforce, in July. 

2. Texas-based health services company Signify Health laid off 389 employees in August, weeks after CVS put in a bid to purchase the company. 

3. Healthcare network Beaumont-Spectrum cut 400 corporate positions in September.

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